Award-Winning Tutors from The University of Texas at Austin

I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin where I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Biology. I am currently applying to medical school, and hope to enroll in the Fall of 2018. As a student at the University of Texas, I was a teaching assistant for the Universitys introduction to Psychology course, and led study sessions for upper-level science courses such as Cell Biology and Neural systems. I tutor a wide variety of subjects, primarily within the sciences and Psychology. I enjoy being able to help others understand difficult concepts that they may encounter in the classroom, and turn confusion into excitement about the content they're learning.Outside of academia, I am a very active person. I enjoy hiking, running, lifting weights, and swimming when I get a chance. In fact, I got a chance to compete at the USA Weightlifting Collegiate National Championships in 2016! I am also interested in cooking and experimenting with different recipes to see what might work and what might not.

I'm a recent graduate from the University of Texas who has moved back to his hometown in Houston while I prepare to attend medical school in 2013. I had much experience tutoring at UT, as I was hired by the University from 2010 to 2012 to tutor undergraduates in Math, Chemistry, and Physics. Aside from that, I have worked part time tutoring middle school students in geography and English and have volunteered to tutor elementary school kids as well.In my free time I like to read books, across a broad spectrum of topics, visit with friends and family, and be outside. While living in Austin I had picked up the hobbies of volunteering on the weekends and going to the gym to work out, but I have yet to translate those good habits to life in Houston!

My goal as a tutor is to provide academic assistance and support to students who may be struggling with their subjects. Through my experiences as a tutor in the past, I have seen that tutoring not only helps improve grades, but also provides a motivation and appreciation for learning. I hope that I can instill my love of learning in every student I interact with, enabling them to challenge themselves independently and raise the bar for their further studies.

My life experiences to date have taken me across four continents. I was born in India before spending my formative years in Algeria and England, before again traveling westward, to North America, where I expanded my global perspective in French-speaking Montral and multicultural Texas. The longitudes and latitudes that I have traversed in a quarter-century have instilled in me an irrepressible thirst for discovery, while the breadth of my experiences made me confident that I could make a meaningful in my community.I am a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and will be continuing my studies in International Finance and Economic Policy at Columbia in August. Until then, I am free to tutor/teach in any capacity that I can.

I am currently a Biology major at the University of Texas at Austin. I am Pre-med and also hoping to receive my teaching certificate for composite science in the fall.Outside of academia, I enjoy rock-climbing, hiking, and music. I love taking my pup on adventures throughout the Austin area and just being outside in general.

I just graduated with a degree in chemical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and I am interested in tutoring math here in San Antonio. I have a fundamental understanding of Geometry, Algebra I and II, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus I through III. When I attended the University of Texas I tutored middle school and high school students in math and science at the Carver Library in east Austin. Additionally, I have tutored close friends taking College Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus. I really do enjoy teaching and I believe I would be a great help to the students here in San Antonio.

I enjoy helping dedicated students excel academically. I build rapport with my students quickly, and often keep in touch even after they have achieved their academic goals. During my sophomore, junior, and senior years in Undergraduate College, I was hired as a teaching assistant for introductory chemistry. I served as an anatomy teaching assistant for Physical Therapy and Physician Assistant students, over the course of one summer. I also worked as a private tutor for the University of Texas Learning Center at UT Austin

As a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Music in Orchestral Performance and a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from The University of Texas at Austin, I am passionate about nurturing students' academic growth and confidence. With over five years of tutoring experience across diverse subjects, including ACT, AP courses, and foundational math and science, I employ a student-centered approach tailored to individual learning styles. My teaching philosophy emphasizes creating a supportive environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and explore concepts deeply. I am dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals, and I find great joy in witnessing their progress. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy composing music and exploring the intricacies of biochemistry, which enrich my ability to connect with students and inspire them in their studies.

I'm currently a PhD student in mechanical engineering at UT Austin. I really enjoy teaching and tutoring, especially math, science, and engineering!Outside of school, may main hobbies are mountain biking, snowboarding, and lifting weights.

I am a recent graduate from The University of Texas at Austin. I majored in petroleum engineering and am going to start my career in the oil and gas industry soon. I would like to utilize my academic experience to help as many students as I can.

I was born and raised in France. When I was 13, my parents, siblings and I moved to the U.S.(Austin, TX). It was quite a culture shock! It is 20+ years later now, and I am so glad we moved! I visit my extended family in France as often as I can, but I am so happy to call Austin home. I still speak French with my immediate family (it is my first language), and try to teach it to my children. I love sharing the language and culture with others. I have experience and am comfortable working with all ages. I try to make sessions as laid-back, fun and engaging as possible.When I am not busy being a mom to my two girls, I enjoy reading, traveling, running and recently started participating in triathlons.I look forward to hearing from you!

I am passionate about helping students feel confident and be successful in their learning! As a student at UT Austin with broad experience in science, lab work, research, and mentoring, I truly understand how important it is to connect what is happening in the classroom to real-world scenarios. I've been a tutor for three years now, which has taught me that every learner approaches challenges differently. I hope to create an environment where all students feels supported and excited to learn.

After receiving my Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and my Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University, I spent the next 15 years in the Engineering industry, working as a Heat Transfer Design Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, and Project Manager. Throughout my college years, and shortly afterwards, I tutored several students in subject areas of math and physics. For me, there is nothing more personally rewarding that seeing the mental "light bulb" turn on in a students eyes when they grasp a difficult concept for the first time. My tutoring philosophy is to teach concepts, rather than focusing on memorization. Concepts are best grasped via a methodical, logical, and consistent approach to problem solving. As such, my favorite subjects to tutor are most math classes (elementary math, all algebra levels, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus, statistics); and science classes (physical science, physics and astronomy). I am also available to tutor Mechanical and Industrial Engineering courses. Some of my personal hobbies include playing golf, collecting coins, astronomy and astrophotography, and stock trading. I look forward to helping you or your child excel in the classroom!

I am a patient and motivated tutor with a strong interest in STEM subjects, working with students of all ages and ability levels. I focus on building confidence and understanding by breaking down complex topics into clear, manageable steps. My tutoring approach is flexible and student-centered, adapting to each learner's needs and goals, whether that's strengthening foundations, improving exam performance, or developing problem-solving skills. I aim to create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and learning independently.

I'm a college student at UT Austin studying Philosophy and Biomedical Engineering. I've tutored students from 2nd grade to college in subjects ranging from basic math to E & M Physics, but most of my experience is in SAT and ACT prep. I have pride in my ability to assess where students are and what they need to achieve their goals, and hope to work with many more students through Varsity.

I am currently a third-year student majoring in Biology and a part of the Health Science Scholars Honors program at the University of Texas at Austin. I have experience tutoring high school and middle school students for the past couple of years in a variety of subjects and my favorite ones include sciences such as biology and chemistry, as well as ACT/SAT/PSAT test prep. I firmly believe in the value of good education and hope to inspire that same positivity in others.

A native Texan, I grew up in Houston and attended St. Thomas High School before moving to Austin to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at The University of Texas at Austin. I graduated from UT just this May with special departmental honors in math for my 20+ hours of graduate level coursework and senior research thesis. Currently, I am a first year pure math PhD student at Boston College.While at UT I worked for three years as an undergraduate teaching assistant and grader for multiple classes, including calculus (I, II, and III) and discrete math. There are few things more enjoyable than being of service to students trying to learn difficult material and seeing the gears in their heads start to turn as their confidence builds. I truly love studying math, and I work hard to communicate the beauty in math to all of my students.Having studied math at an advanced level for a few years now, I have a privileged insight into the rich structure of mathematics. I have worked in fields that are as difficult compared to calculus as calculus is compared to basic multiplication tables. As a result, I have developed a mastery of material from high school and early college level math, and I have spent the last three years practicing the way I communicate math so that assignments stop seeming like lifeless and disconnected assortments of problems. Math is easier to learn when you see it as something to get excited about.Whether you're struggling with a course, looking to get ahead, or want to review for standardized exams, give me a shout and I'll be happy to help you start working toward your goals!

My current position as a Licensed Mental Health Professional (formerly Social Services Specialist) requires me to both perform and support a number of the duties for this clinical teaching role that I believe would make me a unique fit for this position. My passion for advocating for high quality public education, especially for communities that are historically underserved, is equally matched by my professional and personal experience in school social work.community. I have remained connected to academia for the last ten years in many roles. Most recently, I worked with the Office of Admissions as a member of their team to help implement the inaugural reformation ofthe admissions review process at UT-Austin for the incoming freshman class, a process developed to address campus diversity through increasing the equity between the sociocultural and academic lens through which applicant admits are reviewed. I have been an invited guest lecturer at UT-Austin and Texas State for the last three years and continue to provide regularly scheduled professional development in Austin ISD that covers a variety of topics including crisis management, suicide and self-injury risk, multi-tiered systems of support and school ethics. I also have continued my work as a restorative justice advocateand facilitator, stemming from my work with Dr. Armor as a facilitator for the Institute for Restorative Justice, training district administrators all over Texas on the implementation of school-based restorative practice. From working critical incidents and crisis response, to identifying and facilitating professional development needs of faculty and administration, to analyzing academic, behavioral and sociocultural data and designing evidence-based intervention within our district, I have remained committed to action andadvocacy for the exceptional needs that have come with serving as a clinical professional in anenvironment still learning the magnitude and impact of the work that we do. As a clinical faculty member, the practical social work skill set that I have built would easily support learning and growth as our students process their own experiences in field and build bridges across disciplines that intersect with social work. I have had the unique opportunity to connect with many community knowledge I have gained through my own diverse experiences. Additionally, I work to provide an evidence base for social work in the education system through my work as a researcher at the university level, both collecting and analyzing data around complex trauma, educational equity, systems of intervention for sociocultural trauma and the significance of social capital for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

Grad student at UHCL in Computer Science.I have a passion for programming and helping other learn to code and the fundamentals of logic needed to think as a programmer.

Hello! My name is Evan Rosenthal, and I'm pleased to meet you! I'm currently a student at the University of Texas at Austin, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. I have a few years of experiences as a camp counselor for the URJ Six-Points Sci-Tech Academy summer camp, where I helped plan and lead activities meant to inspire learning about STEM, as well as make said learning fun! In my spare time, you can find me 3D printing cool things, tinkering around in Minecraft, or playing with my adorable dog, Abby.

I am an undergraduate engineering student. Currently, I am pursuing a career in software engineering. I have a couple years of experience in tutoring students for standardized tests (PSAT, SAT, Subject SAT, etc.) and highschool subjects. I also have years of experience working with students of all ages from volunteering in various stem camps as a counselor. During highschool I spent a lot of time learning how to tackle challenges and I love passing on my knowledge so that other students can be successful as well.

I'm a recent graduate from The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering (Hook 'em Horns!). I've been involved with teaching K-12 for 3 years now during my college career and have had a passion for teaching ever since my first job in high school at a math tutoring company. I scored well on both the SAT and the ACT thanks to many prep courses for the SAT and adequate prep materials for the ACT. In high school, my favorite subjects were by far Math, Biology and Spanish, and I made sure to apply my love for those subjects through studying Biomedical Engineering with a Spanish minor. I have also scored well on the MCAT in hopes of going to medical school someday.My personal philosophy with teaching focuses on being personable. I'm still a child at heart and I believe that I should not have to sacrifice professionalism for having a silly personality. I also believe that being a tutor involves being relatable to my students and being understanding of both failure and success. There were many times that I failed in high school and college, and I am not afraid to tell my stories to help motivate my students. I also believe in breaking down concepts as much as possible and trying my best to understand how others understand concepts. I look forward to working with you and enjoying the privilege of watching your academic improvement!

When I tutor, I hope to impart more than knowledge. I strive to teach new and efficient ways of thinking, as time is an invaluable part of our lives, be it personal or work related. Over the course of over 9 years, I have tutored children and adults, learning how to adapt to each learning style. As long as the student who comes for help is dedicated, I believe I can transform dedication into success.

I am a recent graduate of The University of Texas with a major in psychology and a minor in Italian studies I am passionate about learning in and outside of the classroom. It brings me joy to see people gain new understandings, and I am excited about the opportunity to help people in this process.Subjects I tutor include algebra, geometry, statistics, and writing. Math is one of my favorite subjects because I think working with numbers is like completing a fun puzzle. In the past, I have tutored a kindergartener in phonics and two middle schoolers in math and English.

As a passionate tutor with a Bachelor's degree in Physics from The University of Texas at Austin, I have over two years of experience teaching, including peer tutoring and in-class support for younger students. I am confident tutoring across a range of subjects, with particular strength in mathematics, including Algebra II, AP Calculus, and AP Statistics. My teaching approach is rooted in empathy and understanding, which allows me to connect with students by seeing challenges from their perspective and addressing individual areas of confusion. I believe that learning math is like solving puzzlesmy role is to make concepts clear, engaging, and approachable. My early experience as a peer tutor in high school gave me a strong foundation in breaking down complex problems and fostering a supportive learning environment. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy exploring the logic behind both math and language, which continues to fuel my enthusiasm for teaching.

I am a Biochemistry undergraduate at the University of Texas. In addition to my major, I research molecular and systems biology with a focus in genetic regulation of biological pathways.I am very passionate about science and math and frequently tutor in these subjects. My approach to tutoring these subjects is to allow the student to fully comprehend the logic behind the concepts. In order to do this, I frequently use pictures, diagrams, models, and physical representation of the process at hand. Allowing the student to visualize the process gives them a greater ability to understand problems related to it. This approach is especially useful in science and math because they are subjects describing the phenomena of the physical world! Allowing the student to see the process which they are learning always proves beneficial to overall comprehension.When I'm not working in lab or classes, I love to scuba dive and enjoy some of the great outdoor activities Austin has to offer!

I am a dedicated and passionate teacher. My goal is to ensure that my student learns in a comfortable and productive environment. From my own experience as a student, I will ensure open communication, patience, and an efficient partnership with the student I am working with. I understand the difficulties that arise with school subjects and sometimes extra help is needed. As someone who went through that, I am motivated to make sure I can give back to students and make my own teachers proud of me. Teaching is one of the most valuable disciplines in our society and anything I can do to help share knowledge, I will do with 100% motivation and seriousness.I also want to make sure there is an open line of communication between the parents as well as their input is just as important as the student's. I want to keep them informed of their child's progress and give them feedback on a regular basis. Again, patience and communication are two of the most important key elements in order to have a successful student-teacher relationship. I look forward to this experience.

I am currently a student at the University of Texas at Austin studying Psychology BA. I am part of UT's Liberal Arts Honors program. I'm passionate about writing and teaching kids how to improve their writing ability with simple tips and practice. I believe that being a good writer is something anyone can achieve with enough work, and it is a skill you will use throughout your life!

I know what it's like to feel inadequate in the classroom. I grew up in a high-performing school district where many of my peers were able to excel without putting forth any effort. Meanwhile, I was spending countless hours reading, drilling flash cards, and reworking problems without receiving the same results. School just never came naturally for me, and I often felt incompetent, unmotivated and embarrassed to ask for help. Thankfully, I had wonderful teachers, mentors, and tutors along the way that helped me master the strategies and techniques that worked best for my studies and inspired me to love learning. I became increasingly confident throughout the years, eventually earning a spot at my dream college and currently pursuing a career that I'm truly passionate about.I now wish to pay it forward and be a positive influence for the students that are frustrated in school. Based on my own experiences, I recognize how important it is to form a relationship with the student to where they are comfortable with seeking assistance and communicating their feelings and frustrations with me. Once a rapport is established, I'm able to identify the students' disconnects and convey the confusing concept or strategy in a new and understandable way. My goal is to help students develop a love of learning, and I seek to achieve that by inspiring motivation and confidence both inside and outside of the classroom.

Hello! My name is Jennifer and I tutor a variety of subjects! I earned my Bachelor's of Science Degree in Child development at The University of Texas at Austin. My Master's of Education in Educational psychology, specializing in Learning and Development is from The University of Houston, main campus. I've been in the education field for almost 20 years as a teacher, a curriculum specialist and a principal. I've also spent time tutoring and teaching robotics! As a teacher I had the opportunity to teach gifted students and students with special needs.

Since graduating from The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering I have been on a dynamic path experiencing multiple leadership positions, enhancing my collaboration skills, and preparing the next generation of scientists and engineers. After a successful four years as an educator I transitioned into a more direct application of my engineering education and I am currently in the engineering industry. Although I enjoy the engineering industry, I still yearn to teach, and I am excited to be tutoring with Varsity Tutors!I was engaged in the revolutionary UTeachEngineering Program at The University of Texas at Austin. During this time I studied and implemented a variety of cutting-edge pedagogical methods designed to increase students' critical thinking skills and retention of knowledge. As an educator, I have been able to apply my innate sense of curiosity, my desire to enhance the lives of others, and my passion for engineering to my work with innovators in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math field. As my time as a teacher, I have personally created, developed, and executed seven different course curriculum. While working with a variety of learning styles and skill levels in the classroom, I have refined my ability to think on my feet and I am confident that I will be able to adapt to any audience or clientele I may be presented with in the future.

I hold an MFA from The University of Texas at Austin, where I received the Presidential Preemptive Recruitment Fellowship, and a BFA from The Savannah College of Art and Design. For the past ten years, I have taught as a professor at a University, helping students reach their goals. A major focus of my work is supporting students with ADHD and executive functioning challenges. I have ADHD myself, and the strategies I have developed to improve focus, organization, time management, and follow-through shape how I teach and coach. I also integrate mindfulness and yoga for ADHD, which I practice personally and recommend as simple tools to improve attention and reduce stress. I build upon a lifetime of learned skills to manage and harness ADHD Alongside teaching, I am an award-winning lighting designer and a professional photographer working with professional equipment, my work is licensed through Shutterstock. I am honored to help you build effective strategies and achieve your goals.

I'm an experienced and adaptable online tutor who values clarity, consistency, and results. My teaching approach is built around simplifying complex material, creating structured learning plans, and adjusting my methods to meet individual student needs. Whether I'm preparing students for standardized tests, helping them grasp challenging concepts, or building long-term study habits, my goal is to deliver real improvementnot just temporary fixes. With a strong background in both academic content and digital teaching tools, I ensure every session is focused, engaging, and productive. I take pride in making students feel more confident, more capable, and fully supported in their learning. I enjoy spending time outdoors through activities like hiking and camping, which allow me to reconnect with nature. I'm also passionate about music and make fitness a regular part of my routine through working out.

I have a Bachelor's in French, studied in Lyon and Nantes, and have worked as a tutor, substitute teacher and an after-school teacher. I am here to help my students figure out a way that makes sense to them. I can help with grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and cultural knowledge.

I am a third year student at The University of Texas at Austin studying Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science. I have 3 months of online tutoring experience, tutoring both computer science and chemistry. I like the students I tutor to have a hands on approach to learning. The easiest and most fun way to learn is to do. I love watching students use what they've learned to solve real problems.

I am an undergraduate student pursuing a bachelor's degree in Computer Science at the University of Texas at Austin. I have been a part of various tutoring organizations and love teaching students. I definitely believe education is crucial beyond academics as it provides us with opportunities to better ourselves for the future. My goal as a tutor is to make sure students not only understand what they are learning but also why they are learning it. I find this important as it can push students to further enjoy their educational journey.

Having worked my way up from a small four year college in South Texas to a the top doctoral program in Legal Psychology in the U.S., Psychology and Law at the Graduate Center in NYC, I feel I have a good grasp at what one needs to focus on and train in order to rise the ranks to reach the goals they would like to achieve. That being said, that all starts in the graduate school application. If I can help a student navigate the application process through test-taking tutoring or emotional/social support, I will feel like I have paid it forward to the countless internet services and human beings alike that have helped me get to where I am now. I have a year experience of teaching college students not only the subject matter of Psychology, but the life lessons one learns in college and how to fine-tune skills in order to make them most successful in their individual career endeavors.

An Aggie raised in College Station, TX turned Longhorn, I recently graduated with a Plan II Honors degree from The University of Texas at Austin. Plan II is the overarching honors program for the university as well as an interdisciplinary major with a large emphasis on writing. I am also still pursuing a business management degree at UT. Because of my academic background, I have a deep love and appreciation for writing across numerous genres. I have experience writing fictional short stories, literary analyses, memorandums, cover letters, resumes, and more, all encompassing the skill of using written English language in concise, clear, and creative ways. Because of its significance in making for a great writer, I also enjoy reading, having analyzed texts of equal variety. I keep my own experiences and cherished lessons in mind as a tutor, engaging students by showing examples of writing principals from the most basic up to more complex applications then guiding students as they demonstrate examples that illustrate their own understanding of those core concepts. Exiting the climax of my own academic career, I have had the privilege of tutoring students in English and essay writing, and nothing is more rewarding than helping someone understand a previously challenging concept. I deeply look forward to helping students grow confident with their writing abilities and begin unlocking the power and enchanting capabilities of written words.

I enjoy working with all levels of students. I listen and support students so they can be successful. I bring over 30 years of experience to training and teaching, on many subjects. I enjoy helping with English writing and reading; professional training, literature, social studies, and public administration.

As a Chemical Engineering student at the University of Texas at Austin's Cockrell School of Engineering, I offer high-quality, one-on-one tutoring services in SAT Math, Calculus, Physics, and Chemistry (Advanced/AP) for high schoolers. Furthermore, I also offer tutoring services for all subjects for middle school. I have more than 500 hours of experience teaching and interacting with students from pre-K to high school from mentoring programs to volunteering as a teacher assistant. As my student, you as a person are my number one priority, not your academic performance. I firmly believe in understanding the underlying principles and making real-life applications way above content memorization. It is my job to help you understand the values of the subjects you are learning. I love using analogies to provide multiple perspectives to help my students better understand the principles. Furthermore, I always take notes with my students so they won't be lost after our sessions. All the sessions will be more on the conversational side where you will partake in answering questions and thinking critically to demonstrate your understanding. I have much experience in creating customized and individualized plans and materials for clients to make sure you are never getting a one-size-fits-all learning experience. As a tutor, I strive to connect and make their learning experience as joyful as possible. I found my love in learning and teaching natural sciences during high school. To me, they are the gateway to understanding this marvelous world and how they function. Beyond that, my ultimate goal is to contribute in cancer research and hopefully find a cure to this disease.