Hi! My name is Anu. I am a sophomore at The University of Texas at Austin (aka the greatest university on the planet...HOOK'EM!) and am studying Biology with a side of philosophy and business! I am hoping to enter medical school or optometry school to further my dreams of working in medicine! I am looking forward to tutoring students in biology, reading, and writing and getting y'all ready for college!

Life is like music. With proper technique and daily practice there's nothing you can't do.My favorite thing about science and math is the ability to solve a problem in radically different ways to achieve the same result. There's some way to make sense of it all for everyone! My goal is to find out what makes sense for you!

Math is more than just numbers; it's a dynamic language that I am passionate about sharing with my students. With a Bachelor's degree in Secondary Education Math and Spanish from The University of Texas at Austin, I have over 25 years of tutoring and classroom experience, specializing in subjects ranging from Pre-Algebra to College Algebra. My teaching philosophy centers on discovering each student's unique learning style, allowing us to navigate the complexities of math together with clarity and confidence. I believe in creating a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and make mistakes, as these are key steps in their educational journey. I am dedicated to fostering a love for math that extends beyond the classroom, and I look forward to helping students unlock their full potential. Let's learn math together!

My name is Alex and I am a proud and recent graduate of Rice University where I received my Master's in Environmental Science with a heavy focus on Environmental Statistics. Before this I attended the University of Texas at Austin where I received my Bachelor's degrees in Geography and Humanities.Having been exposed to an eclectic background of liberal arts and hard science I am comfortable tutoring across a broad range of subjects and encourage students to see the inherent connections between their work and real-world applications.Despite my technical background, I am a person who would much rather contemplate the words in a good book rather than the letters of a differential equation. However, my interest in studying the natural world has caused me to suffer through more math classes than I care to count. As a result, I am well-equipped to help 'math-shy' students understand, appreciate, and flourish in a subject that they may have previously disliked.I believe in forging a relationship between the student and the subject matter with the idea being able to answer the question "when will I ever need to know this?" is the first step to understanding.Currently, I live in Houston with my bride, Nathalie, and our great big black lab, affectionately know as "The Bear". I love being out-of-doors in any capacity and am an avid soccer-player, swimmer, and cyclist.

Having studied mathematics at The University of Texas and being a Paramedic most of my adult life, I'm very knowledgeable and passionate about both Math and Emergency Medical Sciences. By helping others to gain a better and deeper understanding of the topics I am interested in, I hope to help people achieve success and develop their own appreciation for and love for learning about these topics.

I am a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with concentrations in French and Spanish. As the daughter of an educator, I have always had a personal passion for academic success, and have actively engaged in helping students grow into their potential. I was a volunteer peer tutor as a high school senior, always helped my fellow undergraduate classmates, and tutored members of my church community after graduation. After a corporate career, I worked as a high school math and science teacher with a focus on algebra, PSAT prep, earth science, and chemistry. Many of my students were years below grade level, but I found ways to meet them where they were and teach them in ways they could understand. As a parent, I homeschooled our daughter from pre-kindergarten through second grade and have continued to nurture her curiosity for learning. While an area of study may not be every student's favorite, we can all learn something from every subject that helps form us into the people we are destined to become. I hope all my students--no matter their age--learn that they CAN do hard things! In my spare time, I enjoy crafting, cooking, watching documentaries, singing, and listening to music.

Hi, My name is Bonita Hall and I am currently a Sophomore Physics/Math student at the University of Texas at Austin.

I currently attend The University of Texas at Austin. I am in pursuit of a degree in Biomedical Engineering with a focus in embedded systems and instrumentation. I have tutored many people over the years, starting in high school. While I tutor in a broad range of subjects, I have studied chemistry,various levels of math, biology, and coding most recently. I did policy debate in high school and went to nationals a few times. This translated to me receiving a high score in the writing portion of the ACT and SAT. I have done very well so far at UT. I am researcher that has been published in the field of optics. In my spare time, I enjoy playing basketball, cooking and traveling the world.

I believe all students can learn. I am passionate about working with students and empowering them to do their best while enjoying learning. I believe in interactive and fast paced lessons. I will meet the student at their learning level and work with them to rapidly increase their reading and writing levels. I have both education and psychology degrees from the University of Texas at Austin. While teaching with with Dallas Independent School District, I became a Legacy Master Reading Teacher. At my home campus, I was tasked with training other teachers on my campus how to teach remedial reading and writing. I am well versed in proven strategies for helping students with learning disabilities and/or life challenges to increase their reading and writing skills with targeted instruction. My goal is to create lifelong learners who love to learn, read, and write. I will quickly determine student interests, strengths, and growth areas and use that knowledge to create interactive and meaningful lessons that will engage the learner and use every moment of the lesson to increase success.

I have been teaching middle school life sciences for 4 years now and I love it. I got my degree from the University of Texas at Austin from the School of Natural Sciences. My goal is to help any student understand and enjoy science because science is all around us. The connections are there!

I believe all students can learn from their mistakes and improve themselves by working hard. I am in Central Time Zone, so I need to know each student's area to ensure my availability. Also I will be unavailable June 23 - July 9 in mornings, but available to tutor AFTER 5pm CENTRAL. My regular high school hours will resume full time August 1, 2026 where I'm available after 6pm central time. I look forward to helping you.

I am a rising sophomore at the University of Texas at Austin. I am studying for a Bachelor of Science and Arts in chemistry with a minor in educational psychology and sociology. Previously, I was a student worker at a childcare center for kids 6 weeks (infants) to 5 years old (pre-school) to spur on their imagination and creativity. Throughout my high school years, I assisted fellow classmates and underclassmen when they had trouble on coursework. Because I recently graduated from high school, I understand the importance of AP exams to one's future. Even though most students aim to get a high score, I help students get into the mindset of learning for the sake of learning. Since most of the material shows up again in college, a student's future success is highly dependent on this 'mastery learning' mindset. I am passionate to tutor students over Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics while gaining an insight to their way of thinking and aid them in surpassing any obstacle. A college education may not be the only path to a successful life, but I believe that it is a guaranteed way for one to be able to look back on their early years and realize that all the hard work was worth it.

I have been helping young men and women, boys and girls to grow academically, athletically and spiritually, teaching, tutoring and mentoring for the past nine years. Throughout this time, I have learnt to understand the challenges that young students face, their struggles and frustrations. Many times I have discovered that their "problems" can easily be solved and turned into opportunities for growth. I have taught a wide range of subjects, from art to science, but I have specialized in mathematics. From 2004 to 2008, I attended the University of Texas at Austin, majoring in mathematics, where I obtained my certification to teach high school mathematics in Texas. I continued growing as a professional and obtained a masters in education from the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas. I have taught in charter schools, parochial schools and private schools, and have tutored at nationally renowned tutoring companies. I firmly believe that I have the experience and the warmth to help any student in mathematics at any level and almost any subject at basic and intermediate levels. Feel free to contact me and let me help your child reach his or her academic goals.

Math and science don't have to feel scary or boring and writing doesn't have to feel impossible. I'm a biochemistry and biology tutor who loves turning "wait what?" moments into "ohhh, that makes sense." My style is interactive, patient, and very visual. I focus on understanding the why, not just memorizing facts. As a graduate of Harvard University with a Master's in Global Health and a Bachelor's in Public Health from UT Austin, I bring a strong academic foundation to my tutoring practice. With over 2 years of experience in tutoring and classroom settings, I specialize in subjects such as Biology, Biochemistry, and Creative Writing. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive learning environment that encourages curiosity and critical thinking. In my free time, I enjoy reading and creating art (recently started block printing), which I incorporate into my sessions to make learning engaging and relevant. Let's make learning fun!!

I was born and raised in Mexico, and I have lived in the US since I was 18. I graduated with a BA in history and a minor in Arabic from BYU in 2009. I later went back and took about 15 credits of undergraduate math and statistics. In 2012 I graduated with a Master's of Public Affairs and Applied Statistics from the University of Texas at Austin.My Spanish upbringing has opened some doors to help Spanish learners. During my undergraduate years, I taught Spanish to pay for school. I would tutor students who wanted a down to earth explanation of a Spanish grammatical concept or who simply wanted to practice conversation. I later became an approved court interpreter in Utah and worked on a few arraignments and one trial.I currently work during for a research company writing statistical programs to analyze data. The way I put it is: "I run regressions for a living." I like statistics and I like intuitive interpretations of economic and statistical concepts. I have tutored high school and college students taking their probability, hypothesis testing, regression, and econometric classes. At UT Austin, I took more than 18 credits of graduate statistics and RA'd for an economist there.I love helping people understand concepts. I feed of the faces of students when they get it.

I am passionate about helping students feel more confident and successful in their learning. During my undergraduate studies I tutored peers in French. After graduating from college I taught conversational English in Paris, which nurtured my interest in helping English Language Learners. I love explaining the shades of meaning in words, strengthening students' reading comprehension, and building their writing skills. I believe patience and kindness are key to student success. As a graduate student in a field called Learning Technologies, I am constantly discovering which educational approaches best help students.I am a great tutor because I believe in finding out why students have certain road blocks to learning and crafting an approach that helps them overcome those obstacles. I am patient and I understand the importance of explaining a concept without assuming prior knowledge or making the learner feel patronized.In my free time I enjoy yoga, running, playing with dogs, and checking out design blogs.

I am a graduate from the University of Texas at Austin with a BBA in Finance and a BS in Civil Engineering. I believe the most important thing when tutoring students is demonstrating that they can conquer the subject material at hand. As a tutor I believe it is my job to not only help the student with the specific coursework they requested but also address underlying issues with study habits or test taking strategies if applicable and desired. Every student deserves tutoring sessions that are personalized to account for the student's strengths and weaknesses in order to help accelerate the student's education.

Hey! I am a friendly electrical engineering student at UT Austin. I'll gladly help you with your homework. I promise I do not bite. My interests outside of school are soccer, painting and guitar!The topics I am specifically good at teaching are:Signal ProcessingMachine LearningData ScienceProgramming in Java, Python, and CImage & Video ProcessingMost math courses

One of the most challenging aspects of teaching is to make every student who walks into the classroom excited about learning. There is no one method in which this can be accomplished which means that a teacher must learn to instinctively know how to best make a lesson successful. In my experience, even the most distant child can become excited about science if it is presented in a way that relates to them. For this reason, I strive to make every lesson educationally valuable to all students by linking each concept to real life issues. It is so rewarding to see a student who was supposedly "weak" in science, become deeply involved in a scientific experiment that has sparked their interest.

I'm Jay! I'm currently going to college at the University of Texas at Austin. I am majoring in fine arts and I am also in the pre-medical program. Even though I'm not done with college, I have already published papers in the field of epigenetics since my freshmen year of college. Even though I consider myself to have an expertise in languages, I decided to teach areas in the field of natural sciences because those are the subjects that I am most passionate about.I was born in Taiwan; however, even before I learned how to speak, I moved to the States. Hence, my first language was English. In third grade, my parents decided to move back to Taiwan to aid in my education of the Chinese language. Of course, learning Chinese as a second language is as difficult as it sounds. With some hard work and the right learning strategies, I was able to get a good grasp on the language and even winning third place in a national writing competition four years after moving to Taiwan.Although I learned a new language during the time I was in Taiwan, I slowly lost my English speaking, writing, and reading abilities. When I moved back to the States in 9th grade, my English was not fluent enough to be put into a classroom with the other native speakers. I worked hard, and I was able to get out of a two-year ESL (English as a Second Language) program in just a semester.I have tutored students since I was in high school in English, Chinese, mathematics, and most subjects in the area of natural sciences. I don't want to just teach my students the subjects themselves. I want to teach them my strategies and SECRETS to learning quickly and efficiently. I am easy to reach and will provide fast responses. Feel free to contact me with questions or to schedule a lesson.I can't wait to speak with you soon!

Hi! I am a Registered Pharmacist in Texas and Florida. I have enjoyed a very interesting and unusual career in pharmacy.From 2000 to 2003, I worked as a compliance officer for the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. In addition to inspecting pharmacies, I was honored to be one the Texas reviewers and item writer for the MPJE exam.Since then, I continued to practice in a regulatory environment in healthcare. I also teach occasionally in pharmacy law courses and MPJE review courses.I look forward to using my experience to prepare you for a successful exam.

I earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, a Bachelor of Arts in Latin, and a Master of Music in Historical Musicology at the University of Texas at Austin. I am certified to teach high school science, all areas, in Texas. Since graduating, I have worked internationally, in Hong Kong and El Salvador as a curriculum developer and classroom teacher. I have taught and tutored in both the humanities, social studies, sciences, and fine arts. In particular, my subjects include but are not limited to: chemistry, physics, astronomy, AP Environmental Science, environmental studies, Latin, Ancient Greek, algebra, music history, writing. Outside of academic and education, I am a fan of performing music, traveling, and cooking.Teaching and tutoring are forms of helping others to get to where they need or want to be. Some things are difficult to learn on one's own, or they are difficult with one version of learning those things. I hope to help others by providing a different or clear way of thinking about what gives them trouble.

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.

I grew up in Minnesota and went to college in Madison, Wisconsin. While those are nice places, I love Texas and have no intention of living in that cold weather again. I moved to Austin seven years ago for graduate school, where I received a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature. During school I taught English literature, Spanish, and Portuguese. My strengths are definitely writing, literary studies, and foreign languages. My studies also branch into the social sciences such as History and Political Science (my B.A. is in the latter).I enjoy teaching in the classroom, but really appreciate the one-on-one dynamic of tutoring. The constant direct communication allows the student and tutor to focus on precisely what the student needs to learn or what skills they could most benefit from improving. Most of my tutoring has been with college and high school students, but I have worked with elementary and middle school aged students as well.My picture was taken at Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, and in my free time I like exploring Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado by car. I have a water-loving dog, so I try to bring her camping as much as possible. My other major hobby is music: I play guitar and (not very well) piano. I also watch a lot of comedic tv shows, movies, and stand-up.I look forward to working with clients on courses and skills of the Humanities, from basic reading and writing to literary analysis.

I am currently a Senior at the University of Texas at Austin majoring in Biology and working on my teaching certificate through the UTeach program. I have tutored in the Victory program through the Austin Public Library system and through other programs through the University of Texas. I have classroom teaching experience through substitute teaching with Austin ISD as well as through the UTeach program. The subject areas I have tutored have been broad though STEM subjects are where I have the most experience. I have a passion for math, science, and history and I feel there is very little else that is a rewarding as helping someone achieve understanding in their education.

I recently earned my PhD in Science and Technology Studies from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where I studied the politics of environmental remediation at the Hanford Site (where the US made plutonium for weapons until the late 80's). It's a dangerous site. It's also dangerous to ask any graduate student about their dissertation, since we can go on for longer than the half-life of plutonium. Don't say I didn't warn you!I am not only obsessed with things that glow in the dark. I am also fascinated with the social sciences, history, literature, philosophy, and writing. My M.A. is in anthropology, and my B.A. is in Sociology. When I tutor, I work hard to help you figure out why all of these subjects are worthy of your passion and effort.I have taught first-year college students, as well as worked individually with thirteen undergraduates to plan, write, and revise their senior theses. My students have included undergraduate social science students as well as those pursuing engineering, science, and business. I have participated in environmental research programs with high school students, and helped to train student activists in places as different as Pullman, WA and Atlanta, GA.I'm excited to work with you, too!

Hello! My name is Ahila Arulmani and I am currently a freshman Biochemistry major at the University of Texas at Austin. My career goals are to become a surgeon and also conduct neuroscience research. I have been interested in the medical field since I was in 3rd grade, however my favorite subject has always been math. I genuinely enjoy seeing someone solve a problem on their own and gaining that spark that motivates them to continue. I am currently involved in a PreHealth Honor Society called Alpha Epsilon Delta. I am also a member of HOSA (Health Occupations of Students of America. During my free time I go on trips with the Texas State Parks Club. Overall I am a very casual and down to earth type person and I assume I have a pretty approachable personality.

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 am a recent graduate from the University of Texas at Austin with Master of Global Policy Studies degree. During graduate school, I was a teaching assistant for classes in International Relations and Global Studies Department. My focused teaching areas are standardized tests (ACT, SAT, GRE Math), History and Government. In addition, as a native Korean speaker, I look forward to teaching anyone who desires to learn Korean as well.

I obtained my physics Ph.D at the University of Florida, and my BS in math/physics at the University of Texas at Austin. I tutor topics in both math and physics. Physics and math are my passion. I enjoy using math to explore/explain how things work and help my students develop strategies to reason independently.

I have always had a passion for learning as well as passing what I have learned on to others. I worked as a teaching assistant and as a senior preceptor for different classes at UT Austin during my undergraduate years. I understand that books can be hard to decipher quite often due to the lack of tone and author's preconceived notions about the student's background. Therefore, when I tutor I build the framework from the ground up and depend a lot on visual aids (diagrams and charts) rather than formulas and numbers. I believe that there is no such thing as a dumb question and I address each question as many times as necessary . I also include a lot of examples and encourage the students to come up with their own example questions when I tutor.

Interested in all things tech, math and science!

I am a fourth year undergraduate student at The University of Texas at Austin pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering Honors with minors in Computer Science and Business. I have always been passionate about helping others by continuing the chain of mentorship that I received and helping others avoid the same mistakes I once made. Prior to University, I spent my spare time spreading environmental awareness to elementary students, coaching middle school basketball teams, and guiding nascent MathCounts and Science Olympiad programs. Since arriving at UT Austin, I have had the privilege of teaching a classroom of middle schoolers for a semester as part of the UTeach Outreach program. I am most passionate about Math, Computer Science, and the college application process. In my experience helping struggling students prepare their applications for admissions, I have had the most fun reviewing essays and revising resumes. I also enjoy sharing tips and tricks to solving any Standardized Math Test questions! I truly believe education is the key to a better future, and it cannot be taken for granted because of the unequal opportunities that others face. Outside of academia, I enjoy working out, hiking, playing sports with my friends, and showing people new songs!

Motivated individual that wants to help you excel in academics and your career.Computer Science Major at the Univeristy of Texas at Austin

I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a BA in English Literature. I hold a certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language and an online teaching certificate from the International TEFL Academy. I currently work for a local nonprofit and teach refugees from Afghanistan, Cuba, Iraq, and Ukraine. I also teach and tutor ESL students in grammar, reading, writing, listening, conversational English. I work hard to include all my students in each lesson at my non-profit work. As a tutor for K-12 students, I have over 1.5 years of experience. I have tutored ELA, reading, and more. I use research-based methods. I enjoy working with every student and have experience addressing a range of learning challenges. It is essential to try different ways of teaching material based on what you prefer. I have a knack for noticing what needs more work or where to go next in the lesson. It is essential for me to be flexible. You can expect me to be relaxed and supportive.

As a sophomore studying Biomedical Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin, I am incredibly passionate about STEM and medicine. This journey has been incredibly rewarding, not just in terms of the knowledge I've gained, but also in the opportunities I've had to share this knowledge with others. Teaching has become a cornerstone of my learning process. I've discovered that explaining complex concepts to my peers helps them and solidifies my understanding in a way nothing else has. I believe that every student deserves access to a wealth of resources to support their learning. However, I also recognize that true learning happens when students take responsibility for their education. It's about being curious, asking questions, and seeking out answers. My goal is to create an environment where resources are abundant and accessible, but where students are also encouraged to take an active role in their own learning journey.

Current AP Chemistry teacher at KIPP Memphis Collegiate High and graduate of the University of Texas in Austin with a B.S.A in Nutritional Sciences and Business.I find education extremely important, and always look forward to one on one tutoring sessions with my current students. I believe that students deserve a great education in order to grow into great intellectuals for college and future careers.I enjoy talking to students and getting to know my students and where they come from. I want to learn their learning styles in order for me to accommodate to their needs. I scaffold my lessons from the basics to more complex ideas, so they are able to understand material better.

I am a junior electrical engineering student at the University of Texas at Austin, and I tutor mathematics. My primary tutoring experience centers around introductory calculus and differential equations.

I just graduated from the University of Texas-Austin with a B.A. in Psychology, a Business Foundations Certificate from McCombs, and a minor in German with a GPA of 3.92! I was a straight A student in high school as well, and took all advanced and AP classes. When I was at one of my high schools in Louisiana, the classes were all done online. I managed to finish all of the requirements for high school when I was only 14! Unfortunately, many of my classmates struggled without the presence of a teacher, and I began tutoring them. I tutored students from many different backgrounds in all subjects of high school for over 6 months, and greatly enjoyed it and would like to tutor again.Now, having just graduated with my undergraduate degree, I am looking to begin tutoring as a true mentor, and not as a classmate. I have always excelled in and enjoyed the classroom setting. I scored a 34 composite on my ACT and 2120 on my SAT, and would be happy to help with the challenges of preparing for standardized tests, as well as regular subjects for school. Through the use of your or your child's textbook/test prep materials and problems that I assign for practice, I will make sure that you or your child is fully equipped for success!Both learning and teaching provide me with a great sense of reward, and I am looking forward to tutoring (and learning from) you or your child.

I am currently a 4th year medical student in Texas. Prior to my medical education I earned a Bachelors in Journalism from UT Austin and a Masters in Public Health from UT Health Science Center in Houston. In between all the school, I have been tutoring in various subjects, mainly grade school math and English as well as the sciences in all levels. I worked as a manager at a non profit organization that had a focus on educational success for Houston's immigrant and refugee students. I am a strong supporter that education should be easily available for everyone. It is the cornerstone of success and a good teacher can make all the difference.