Award-Winning Tutors from The University of Texas at Austin

I have a B.S Degree and a M.A. Degree in Chemistry. My main topic of expertise is organic chemistry, but I can tutor: general chemistry, AP Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, etc.

I am a third-year Ph.D. student in UT Austin's American Studies department. I received my B.S. in Media, Culture and Communication from NYU and my M.A. in Literary and Cultural Studies from Carnegie Mellon. As a lifelong student, I love to help others enjoy the process of learning and to see their hard work pay off! I'm currently teaching a writing course at UT with the theme, "Americans Abroad." Last year, I taught discussion sections for a UT American literature course, and previously I worked as a teaching assistant for classes on introductory academic writing, U.S. history, and American culture. While I tutor a range of subjects, I especially love demystifying standardized tests and helping students improve their reading and writing skills. I also have expertise in the subject areas of American history and literature. I'm looking forward to working with you to achieve your goals!

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.

I have seven years of teaching experience, including teaching both AP and IB English courses. I also work as an essay examiner for the International Baccalaureate program. I hold a bachelor's degree in English Education, a master's degree in Rhetoric and Composition, and I am currently pursuing a PhD in Rhetoric at the University of Texas at Austin. I also teach first- year composition at UT-Austin.I enjoy working with students on an individual basis as we engage in the labor and joy of writing together. I especially enjoy working with students on college application essays, whether personal essays or applicationstatements, and I am also experienced with on-demand writing tasks that appear on tests like the SAT or the AP Exams. With seven years of classroom experience and three years of experience working as a grader for the International Baccalaureate program, my unique blend of both teaching and professional writing experience allows me to effectively help students reach their full potential.

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 passionate about helping students learn more about the world of psychology. With my academic experience, I can explain difficult concepts into simplistic terms. I am looking forward to working with you.

As an educator with a Master's in Early Childhood Specialization from Stephen F. Austin State University and over 15 years of classroom experience, I am passionate about nurturing a love for learning in my students. I specialize in elementary school math, ESL/ELL, and phonics, and I strive to create a supportive environment where students feel empowered to explore and ask questions. My teaching philosophy emphasizes patience and empathy, allowing me to tailor lessons to each child's unique interests and strengths. I believe that learning should be both fun and relevant, and I am dedicated to celebrating each student's achievements, fostering their confidence and curiosity.

I am a biochemistry student at the University of Texas at Austin, looking to help elementary school aged kids and above reach their academic goals. I have experience with children and teaching through years of nannying and coaching gymnastics. Through psychology and educational psychology classes I have taken as an undergraduate, I have a firm grasp on self-regulation, motivation, and goal-setting pertaining to academics. I look forward to helping you or your kids to feel successful in all of their academic endeavors.

I am a proud graduate of The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences, focused on statistics and data analysis, and a minor in Science, Technology, and Society. I later earned my Master's in Applied Digital Learning from Lamar University. My journey began as a spaceflight training instructor for the International Space Station through a NASA contractor role. That experience opened my eyes to the joy of teaching and helping others grow through knowledge. When I realized instruction was the part I loved most, I decided to pursue it full-time. Since then, I've spent over 16 years working with middle, high, and college students. From leading hands-on STEM programs to mentoring future leaders through national initiatives, I've built a career rooted in equity, innovation, and student success. I specialize in working with all learners, including ESL/ELL and students with special needs, and I take pride in adapting my approach to make learning accessible, engaging, and personal. While I'm passionate about Mathematics, it is STEM engagement, inspiration, education, and intentional educational technology use that fuels me most these days. I've helped learners achieve strong outcomes on standardized tests and develop long-term confidence in their abilities. I believe education can transform lives and that a strong foundation in math opens doors far beyond the classroom. At home, I'm a mother of three, and we enjoy visiting the library, solving puzzles, singing, dancing, and learning together. When I find quiet time, I'm usually diving into new technology, solving math challenges, or enjoying a well-earned laugh with a good comedy. Teaching is not just what I do; it is who I am.

Hello! I just graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.S. in Astronomy. I have been a teaching assistant at my university for the past 2 years, and I enjoy teaching and meeting new people. I also have experience tutoring one-on-one. I am very patient and encouraging. I think it is possible to make physics, math, and astronomy engaging to you even if you find it hard or tedious. I can't wait to meet you!

I received my B.S. in Biology from the University of Texas at Austin, my M.A. in Medical Sciences from Boston University, and am currently a medical student in Virginia. In addition to my educational experience, I have nearly five years of work experience in the biomedical field.My expertise lies in the life sciences and standardized testing. I have tutored the MCAT, SAT, ACT, and GRE. I understand the importance of attaining high scores on standardized exams, as these often can open up many great educational and professional opportunities.In my spare time I love to play basketball and travel. I truly enjoy reading about history and the social sciences, and feel that these are areas in which I can also provide helpful instruction.

My name is Abhidipto Chakraborty, and I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computation Physics at The University of Texas at Austin. With over 2 years of tutoring experience, I specialize in high school mathematics and physics. My passion for STEM education drives me to help students navigate complex concepts by breaking them down into manageable, relatable steps. I believe in fostering a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring their strengths and weaknesses. My previous experience includes running a math tutoring program for middle school students and assisting students in developing a love for learning. I have also worked with high school students in both one-on-one and group settings, helping them improve academic performance and prepare for math exams. Through my role as a STEAM program facilitator, I've guided younger learners through hands-on projects that built both technical skills and confidence. I strive to emphasize the process of problem-solving rather than just the final answers, ensuring that my students gain a deeper understanding of the material.

Mr. Raul is a dedicated, highly experienced educator who is passionate about helping students succeed in math and science. He is a master teacher and tutor with over 20 years of experience, multiple certifications and advanced degrees in Chemistry. With a long tenure in public education and a previous background as a chemist, he brings both depth and real-world expertise to every lesson. He offers students a unique blend of academic knowledge and practical applications.

After spending ten years away on the East Coast, I am excited to be home in Texas getting my PhD in Middle Eastern Literature at the University of Texas at Austin. I am previously a graduate of American University in Washington DC, with a BA in International Relations. After graduating, I spent two years in Istanbul, Turkey teaching academic Reading and Writing at a preparatory program at a private university. Upon returning to the United States, I worked for a hip new language school in Brooklyn teaching Spanish, French, and Arabic. I love sharing my passion for foreign language and literature, and I seized every opportunity to take my lessons outside of the classroom with Spanish scavenger hunts, French cheese tastings, and Arabic window shopping.Besides the new cultures and experiences that learning a foreign language brings, it helps improve reading and writing skills in your native language as well. Along with Spanish, French, and Arabic, I also tutor academic Reading and Writing. I believe that English and foreign language learning reinforce one another. Whether ordering baklava in Arabic, or answering vocabulary questions on the SAT, language is all about taking a step back and understanding the communicative tools you have to work with.When not studying medieval poetry, I love to bike around Austin and work on the mini-farm in our backyard, complete with chickens!

I am a Junior at UT Austin studying comp-sci with a passion for teaching people about computer science and other STEM fields! I have taken and tutored Intro to Programming and Data Structures & Algorithms several times. I have also taken and tutored physics, chemistry and Calculus 1-3. While my favorite subject is computer science, I enjoy all science and math-related courses and have experience tutoring most of them.

I am a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, where I completed the UTeach Natural Sciences program to teach middle school math. I taught one year of 6th grade math and one year of 7th grade math, and the best parts about my job were building relationships with my students and watching their growth from the beginning to the end of the school year. I am back in school now at the University of Houston, but I want to be able to impact students' lives even if I cannot be a full-time teacher while I am taking classes. I firmly believe that education changes lives for the better, and I want to be a part of that change. With my teaching experience and background in human development and family sciences, I hope to be a successful tutor and to strengthen the understanding of the students I work with, not only about their content knowledge, but also about themselves and their value as a student.

I graduated from The Univesity of Texas at Austin and I have been tutoring in the subject of Math from the very beginning. Math a very important subject to master and I'm all about reaching out to students, helping them to understand the value behind Math as I'm teaching it. I have taught Math to all age groups and I'm ready to help your student master the difficult subject of Math. I'm also an avid chess player, and have also given chess lessons which is proven to help a student perform better in school.

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.

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.

I am a second-year graduate student in the Steve Hicks School of Social Work program at the University of Texas at Austin pursing a Masters in Social Work. I also attended UT-Austin for my undergraduate years, where I majored in psychology, minored in sociology, and received a creative writing certificate. I have worked at the University Writing Center at UT for the past year, where I tutor undergraduates in writing skills. I review papers in all subjects and of all types, including research papers, lab reports, persuasive essays, creative writing, and post-undergraduate school applications. I also worked with Communities in Schools at a Title I elementary school on writing, grammar, reading, and comprehension. Writing and English are my favorite subjects to tutor because I love to see the satisfaction on a student's face when they can finally take all of the puzzle pieces of ideas floating around in their head and put them in a tangible form. Getting those thoughts on paper proves to a student that their words are worth being read and heard. My teaching philosophy is taking a collaborative, non-directive, and non-evaluative approach in helping my students cultivate writing skills and confidence that they will have for future writing endeavors. Outside of academia, I love movies, theater, playwriting, basketball, and anything outside!

I am a junior at UT Austin studying computational biology on the pre-med track. I currently work as a teaching assistant for Introductory Biology Lab. I have also worked as a research assistant practicing molecular cloning of various diseases. My GPA is a 3.98 and I have extensive experience with any topic related to biology, chemistry, or lower level math. I made a perfect score on the SAT math portion, so I can also tutor in that area. In general, I love to help students discover their own interests and succeed academically!

I am a current undergraduate student studying economics at the University of Texas. My prior teaching experience is with students aged 6-15. I've been a teaching assistant at various museum summer programs but most recently, I was president of a program that taught underprivileged middle school students debate skills and techniques.I tutor various subjects but excel in teaching debate, history, and all things reading/writing. When it comes to reading/writing, I enjoy helping students draft and edit essays as well as tutoring students in the reading section of the SAT.My teaching philosophy is centered around applying simple principles to complicated problems. Whether it's a math concept or a reading comprehension question, that philosophy is often the solution.Outside of teaching, I enjoy mountain biking and reading. I am currently reading Shgun by James Clavell.

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.

I'm a full-time high school math teacher who teaches juniors and seniors. This is my 5th year teaching. I'm looking to tutor after-school and on the weekends. I attended the University of Texas, majored in Mathematics, and graduated in 2011. During my time in Austin, I tutored part-time while going to school.It's been a while, but I want to get back into it. I want to make extra money doing something that not only someone would find useful but that I also find personally rewarding. Mathematics can be a difficult subject, and I want to help others understand it (try to!)I'm a laid-back person in general, but I take tutoring very seriously, because I want to respect your time. I will try my best to help you reach your goals and make our sessions together worthwhile and pleasant. Thanks for taking the time to read this.

I am a sophomore at the University of Texas at Austin, studying International Relations and Global Studies with a minor in Linguistics through the Liberal Arts Honors program. I tutor English, Arabic, and Spanish to students of all ages, focusing on grammar, conversation, and cultural understanding. For those seeking more in-depth study, I also offer instruction in English and Spanish literature. My approach emphasizes conversation, as I believe it is the key to fluency and confidence in any language. Beyond languages, I specialize in writing and essay support, including college applications, speech and debate preparation, and tutoring a range of IB and AP subjects. As an International Baccalaureate graduate and AP Distinguished Scholar, I understand the challenges of rigorous academic programs and tailor my sessions to help students excel. I am deeply dedicated to my students' success and will spend the time necessary to ensure they meet their goals. As a fellow student, I understand firsthand that schedules can change, and I pride myself on being flexible and accommodating. My passion for teaching drives me to create meaningful learning experiences, and I aspire to one day become a professor, sharing knowledge and inspiring curiosity in future generations.

Hello, I'm Avi! I'm a recent Econ/Math graduate from UT Austin. Throughout my education, I found learning difficult course material was far less stressful and much more fun when working with peers. This fostered my passion for tutoring, which is why I served as a Math, Econ, & Comp Sci peer tutor at my university for 3 years. My focus is not on memorization but building a working intuition for the subject. I am excited for any new opportunities to help students with their course material!

My Alma mater is the University of Texas at Austin. I graduated with a B.A. in History with Special Honors (with a focus on the American Civil War) and a B.S. in Biology with Honors. I tutored a student in middle school (reading comprehension) and another student in high school (ESL), but most of my experience in tutoring is centered around my time in college as I worked as a tutor at the University of Texas Learning Center. Here, I worked both as a group tutor and as a personal one-on-one tutor for general chemistry and organic chemistry for 3 years. It was during this time that I developed a personal philosophy in teaching - breaking things down to its simplest components and making them relevant to the student. Richard Feynman, a physicist known to have been one of the most brilliant minds in the 20th century, was renowned for explaining extremely abstract and difficult concepts in very simple laymen terms so that average Americans could understand concepts that are described by mathematical equations only a select few could understand. I take much inspiration from examples like this when trying to teach - use everyday things to simplify concepts for students whether it's using sports or fashion or current events or even gossip to help in not just learning but also in remembering the lesson. I've found that helps students make sense of things as well as make it somewhat more entertaining and little bit less painful. I view an education in two different lights - it should be a means to an end in ensuring a better career and, ultimately, a better life as it has for the past generation as our parents used it to climb the social ladder. However, people should also realize that learning for the sake of learning ought to be embraced as it helps you in your journey through life - keeping up with current events or understanding basic economic principles can help individuals navigate through the challenges of finding a job/career that will both sustain you and your family while also make you happy in that career choice.Given my diverse academic background, I'm able to tutor a variety of subjects - algebra, geometry, chemistry, biology, writing, study skills, and Korean (I grew up speaking, reading, and writing at home much like Hispanic Americans use Spanish at home). My favorite subjects to teach are chemistry and algebra because they feel like jigsaw puzzles that at first look very difficult but gradually become easier with time.Outside of work/school, I enjoy reading for leisure, mostly non-fiction (history, medicine, science), but I don't hesitate in picking fiction up after reading a good review (currently, I am finishing the last book in the series A Song of Ice and Fire aka Game of Thrones). I am an avid fan of watching and playing basketball. Of course, I root for the Dallas Mavericks and have been since I started watching the NBA. I also enjoy watching the Texas Longhorns football team. Like many young men, I am also an avid participant of Fantasy Football (I can proudly say that I have won the league championship once in it's constantly competitive 5-year existence). Other hobbies include traveling, running, and obstacle courses (Spartan races are awesome).

Why, hello! Thanks for stopping by! I would love to take the opportunity to express a little bit about myself. I am a Good Ol' Boy turned Intellectual. I know how to sweat, hustle, and thrive- and words helped me do it. I simply love them. I love the stories they tell, the feelings they illicit, and the lives they change. To me, everything is a story. From the alarm clock war we all fight to the people we meet to the laughs and tears we shed- they all matter! They all tie into the our great adventure of life. I'm here to make that adventure as awesome as humanly possible by sharing the love I have for words through sharpening the strengths to process, connect, and deliver them in ways to make said adventure the best it can possibly be!

Hi hello! My name is Phoebe and I earned my BSA from The University of Texas at Austin and my MS from the University of North Texas Health Science Center. I'm currently working towards applying to medical school and a good part of that decision is because I love the STEM field so much. Throughout my education, I've personally always learned best by teaching my friends and classmates. Science and math is tough - but I wouldn't be where I am today without the help of teachers and peers who have patiently helped me understand the material. My goal is not only to help you learn the material, but equip you with the tools you need so you can be successful in future classes!

[Higher availability for online or clients willing to travel to the Main Line area.]I am a current graduate student in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology in the Philadelphia area. I completed my undergraduate degrees in Classical Archaeology and English at the University of Texas at Austin. As an undergraduate, I founded a peer tutoring program through my honors society, with which I worked for four years. Upon graduation, I worked as a professional tutor for two years (tutoring English/Lit, writing skills, History, Government, Latin, ACT and SAT Verbal, and Greek) before beginning graduate school. I have a passion for teaching, and I love spending time outdoors with my puppy.

I graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in May 2016 and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, with a sub-option of Neurobiology. I started tutoring 2011 while I was still attending high school, mainly for middle-school and high school math. I also have experience working with elementary school-aged children so I am used to breaking down larger concepts into more bite-sized pieces. My current focus is in the natural sciences, particularly in Biology, which most of my undergraduate education focused on. During my time as a college student, I went through many different trial-and-errors for academic success. I found that the most effective way to learn and memorize a large sum of information in a short time was to make the essential connections between the subject matters. I hope to teach in this manner, helping to connect the dots and impart these habits so that my students can continue to be successful in all academic ventures.

I am a current graduate student in aerospace engineering at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. After I completed my bachelors, I went to work full-time at NASA Johnson Space Center as a flight controller supporting International Space Station operations.Math and science have been my passions since I was young. Tutoring students in these subjects and helping them develop an intuitive understanding is what matters the most!

I am a graduate of Dartmouth College with a BA in History and a minor in Education. I have been an educator for 30 years, both in the classroom and in administration, specifically in Business Management and Admissions/Enrollment. I have my MBA from the University of Texas at Austin. I love working with students of all ages! I am patient, kind, and warm, and can help ease a student's anxiety about math (at levels up to Algebra II) and writing. I am especially skilled at helping students understand how to craft essays for both school assignments and for college applications. I love the written word - grammar, spelling, punctuation, creative writing, and syntax. I also love the rules and clarity of math, and enjoy sharing that with my students. I believe that all children want to learn and succeed, and there are many different paths to a child's understanding of a difficult topic. In my free time, I enjoy walking my Bernese Mountain Dog, Kaiser, playing the piano, knitting, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and reading.

I love helping students with English, essay writing, technical writing, and understanding reading assignments! I have been teaching and tutoring for many years at the high school and college levels. I received my BA in English at the University of Texas and my MA at the University of Houston. I also took Masters level classes specifically in teaching writing at Texas A&M University. I worked as a technical writer for a NASA contractor during the Shuttle program and helped astronauts and flight controllers write training documents. I also worked in advertising and information technology. As you can see, I love writing and helping others with their writing!

I've just moved back to America after spending nearly 3 years teaching English in Japan. It was an amazing experience and I really learned to enjoy and appreciate the small class sizes our school offered (from 1 to 6 students). I think one-on-one lessons are very beneficial for students, and I would love to continue teaching here. Before leaving for Japan, I enjoyed working as a susbitute for Katy ISD. I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in history, and I also feel very comfortable teaching grammar, reading, writing, editing, and Japanese. In my free time, I enjoy playing tennis, reading books, riding my bike, or watching any of Houston's great sports teams. Go Texans!!

I am currently a student at the University of Texas at Austin. I am working towards my Bachelor of Science in Human Development & Family Sciences with a focus on Early Childhood. In addition, I am pursuing a Minor in Business Foundations and following a Pre-Medicine course track. I have always had a passion for teaching others ever since I was a child and have had previous tutoring experience in high school. This past Summer, I had the opportunity to travel abroad to Italy to study different teaching methods and compare the differences between Italian approaches and American approaches to education. These experiences had led to me believe that teaching styles are detrimental to a student's success in and out of school. I am most passionate about math and sciences, but I am also able to adapt to any subjects that my students may need help in. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, cooking, and watching films.

As a dedicated tutor currently pursuing a MD degree at The University of Texas Medical Branch, I am passionate about fostering a deep understanding of biology and psychology in my students. With over 2 years of tutoring experience, I specialize in AP Biology, Biochemistry, and MCAT preparation, employing interactive and student-centered teaching methods to create a supportive learning environment. My approach focuses on connecting complex concepts to real-world applications, making the material more relatable and engaging. I am motivated by the success of my students and strive to instill confidence in their abilities.

I have nearly 4 years of experience working for a state government and in politics, and my degree from UT Austin is in Government and History. The world of government, politics, and history surrounds you at all times, which is why I am passionate about teaching those subjects, helping improve your grades in them, and increasing your civic knowledge. My teaching philosophy relies on breaking large concepts down into small building blocks of information and utilizing the Socratic Method to ensure you truly understand your material. I look forward to working with you!

Hi, my name is Jose. I am originally from Spain. I've been living in Glenview, IL since 2001. I live with my wife and my daughter and I have a sophomore at the University of Illinois in Urbana Champaign.I am an independent marketing consultant that specializes in the Latino market. My work load changes constantly and I am now finding more flexibility in my schedule to venture into teaching Spanish.I am available to support students or professionals with their Spanish classes or conversational skills.I look forward to working with you.

I am a Psychology/Human Dimensions of Organizations Plan I Honors student at the University of Texas at Austin. While attending high school in Rye Brook, New York, I tutored middle and high school students in a variety of topics. I enjoy tutoring in all ELA subjects as well as psychology, Spanish, test prep, essay editing, and study strategies.