I am a graduate from the University of Texas at Austin in Petroleum Engineering. I am very passionate about teaching and would like to complete my teaching certificate in the near future. I have a lot of experience tutoring students in math classes ranging from middle school math to advanced math topics such as calculus. I don't see tutoring as a means to finding an answer, but rather an opportunity to learn and visualize the problems and learn more about the problems themselves. I have always enjoyed math because it is one of the only subjects that you can always prove your answer to be correct with concrete evidence. I am a very patient person and won't give up on my students because I know that everyone is capable of solving the problems they are given. It is a matter of how the students will learn it and I believe that if the students don't understand a problem, I am not doing a good enough job and will constantly adjust my teaching style until my student masters their subjects. In my free time I love doing a variety of different activities. One of my favorite things is food! I love cooking and baking different items. I also love hiking outdoors and playing different sports. I also love music! Whenever there is a music festival near me, I will definitely attend! And when music festivals aren't around, you'll definitely find me singing along at a karaoke place with my friends. Lastly, I am in love with movies. I love all genres and enjoy watching how beautiful the motion pictures turn out.

I'm a financial professional working in private equity and have strong math, financial, accounting, economics, and science background. My undergrad was in engineering so I am well-versed in a wide variety of topics and look forward to helping you!

I am currently a student at The University of Texas at Austin working towards completing my BS in Computational Biology. I have always shared a passion for tutoring subjects I enjoy, especially those pertaining to the biological sciences. I graduated from high school after completing both the GCSE and the IB Diploma, which were two rigorous programs that made me empathetic towards the struggles students endure when facing the challenging nature of high school. As a result, I chose to start tutoring the subjects I excelled at, such as GCSE Geography and IB Biology. I also have experience in teaching Spanish Literature, Introductory Biology, and Coordinated Sciences. I do have a preference for teaching Biology at multiple levels, but I also enjoy any of the other subjects listed above. To me, education is the foundation of a stable life, and learning is an "acquired taste" that you work towards one day at a time. I am deeply passionate about learning and believe wholeheartedly that anyone can enjoy learning if you attune your approach to meet the student's interests. In my spare time, I enjoy playing soccer, squash, hiking in nature, and filmmaking/film studies.

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.

My name is Sohaib and I am passionate about teaching mathematical concepts in different types of ways. Mathematics is a challenging subject, thus I will do my best to teach in a methodical manner and appreciate any feedback given to me about improving my tutoring.

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 am a graduate student at the University of Texas at Austin pursuing a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering. I graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of New Mexico with a concentration in materials processing and minors in Physics and Mathematics. I started my tutoring career as a supplemental instruction leader at the Santa Fe Community College where I taught students in a Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry course how to study effectively and develop test-taking strategies. Once that appointment ended I was hired as a tutor in subjects ranging from basic math to ordinary differential equations. I also tutored in the following subjects: chemistry, physics, engineering (including AutoCAD), and computer programing. I have put to use my academic knowledge in several internship opportunities allowing me to apply the things I have learned in a real-world setting. I worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory for 2.5 years studying water purification while pursuing my B.S. I was an Air Force Research Lab Fellow at Kirkland Air Force Base where I studied solid Oxide Fuel Cells for space vehicles. I was also funded by NSF to study bio-compatible smart materials in the Biomedical Engineering department at the University of New Mexico. All of these experiences have helped me hone the skills I learned in the classroom and have given me a wider perspective on science, math, and engineering. I am a published author in three different scientific journals. I enjoy sharing my knowledge and passion with students because I believe it is important to understand how the things they are learning are important in the real world.

I'm a graduate student at UT Austin's LBJ School of Public Affairs, currently pursuing my master's degree in global policy studies. I have a BA in political science from Southwestern University. After graduation, I studied Mandarin Chinese for a year in Taiwan and then went backpacking through China.I can help you learn basic Mandarin Chinese (1 and 2), walk you through your political science studies, or bang out a killer essay. My two biggest priorities as a tutor are to teach you the *practical* skills you need to master your subject, and to give you a learning experience that is both fun and engaging.

I am a a current engineering student at the University of Texas at Austin working to get my Bachelors in Environmental Engineering. I have a passion for learning and teaching math. Previously worked at Mathnasium in Dallas Texas.

I have always enjoyed interacting with people who want to learn. There is an innate desire in all of us to learn and it is the most basic and common trait in people. After earning my Bachelor Degree from the University of Texas, I moved to the Lake Tahoe area and have stayed ever since. I have taught ESL, conversational German and English composition and have also had articles published in local and national magazines and newspapers. I enjoy reading and writing in my spare time.

I currently am a Senior at the University of Texas at Austin and am working towards a Bachelor of Science and Arts degree in Biology. I completed the full IB program when I was in high school. I took higher-level Biology, Chemistry, and Business and Management, and standard-level French, Math, and English. I have taken many science and mathematics courses during my time in college so I really enjoy tutoring in either of these areas.I have been with Varsity Tutors for a couple years now, so I am very familiar with the platform. I also spent 3 years tutoring kids in entry-level English and Math at the Cure Ethiopia Children's hospital, so I have a few years of tutoring experience. While I tutor a wide range of subjects, I am the most passionate about math, sciences, and writing. I am very patient and have had experience working with individuals across very different levels of education and backgrounds. I love traveling, photography, tennis, and volleyball.

I believe the key to successful teaching is getting to know each learner and finding out what interests them and how they best learn.I graduated from UT Austin, and hold a current teaching certificate. I am passionate about teaching and have experience teaching and tutoring learners from diverse backgrounds and ages. I will strive to create interesting lessons or tutoring help that caters to your unique need.

Hello, I am Dr. Sikini (pronounced Sikina) Lee and I am very happy to be with Varsity Tutors. I am originally from San Antonio, Texas, but spent the first 16 years of my life living and traveling abroad. I have a B.A. in Bilingual Education/Elementary Education from The University of Texas in Austin. My M.S degree is in Educational Administration from The University of Houston, and I have a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from the University of Phoenix. I have lived in 5 of the 7 continents and I am fluent in Spanish. After 41 years in Education, I am very passionate and persistent about helping my students from youth to adult be the best that they can be. I am well rounded and specialize in working with English Language Learners, Reading/Reading Comprehension, AP Language and Writing, Writing and Composition, Vocabulary, and Spanish. I truly hope to meet you soon! Sikini

Math problems can be really hard, I know this well! I will help you to understand math problems in a step-by-step way, so that you not only complete your assignments, but also come away with a deeper understanding of the material.

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!

I have 3+ years of private tutoring experience and I also worked at a charter school. I was able to help ALL of my students improve their grades.I am very passionate about education and I know in depth about how people learn and the different learning theories. I focus more on my student's learning than me teaching. I am very flexible, open minded, and patient. Let me know how I can help you.

I am a recent graduate from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor's Degree in both Human Biology and Psychology. I think it's important to understand that each individual is a different type of learner and therefore it's important to cater to each person's individual learning style. I will try my best to help students grasp concepts in a way that helps them understand the concepts better and will help them succeed. I know it can be hard for students to get individual help in school so I will try my best to help them using the best of my abilities and give them the individual attention that they need. I would make sure I understand the best way each student learns and then do my best to teach them from that point of view.

Hello! My name is Ananya Ganni, and I am a student of the Canfield Business Honors program at UT Austin's McCombs School of Business. In high school, I took 19 AP classes, including AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Biology, AP Statistics, AP English Language, AP English Literature, AP World History, AP Government, and AP Macroeconomicsall of which I received a 5 on. I was in the top 5% at my school of 500 students, and I got a 35 ACT and 1540 SAT superscore. I have 5 years of tutoring experience and currently tutor students at UT Austin as well. Apart from this, I offer college admissions advice. Besides UT, I got into UMich, UNC, USC, and IU. So, if you need help with any of these subjects or college admissions, please feel free to reach out to me. I am flexible with my teaching methods and personalize my teaching strategy to each individual student. I look forward to speaking with you!

I am currently an attorney in Houston. I went to the University of Texas, Austin (Plan II, Classics, and Sanskrit), and then went to the University of Michigan Law School. I am drawn to tutoring because I felt I had to learn a lot of things the hard way in my career path and would like to make things easier for others! I am passionate about classics and literature as well as law, and look forward to helping students beyond tutoring sessions as they start to build their careers.

I am a certified bilingual veteran educator looking to support and champion learning and personal growth in students that need and desire it.

I studied at the University of Texas at Austin, where I received degrees in Plan II Honors, Neurolinguistics, English and Pre-Med, as well as minors in Chemistry and Biological Sciences. I have tutored professionally for seven years, teaching students from a kindergarten level, all the way up to a graduate student level. I have a strong base in all subjects, but I especially enjoy language tutoring, because I am multilingual. I love teaching Mathematics, Sciences, English, History, Writing...you name it. My philosophy is that the most effective teaching comes from knowing how my student learns, and meeting them where they are. I want to instill a love of learning, but that will not happen if I don't get to know my student.Outside teaching, I write fiction, perform Shakespearean theatre, cook and bake from scratch, design recipes, and add my mezzo soprano to my church chorale on a regular basis.Let's learn together!

I am a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, where I majored in Anthropology with a focus on Archaeology as my field of choice. I have always had a great love for history and am currently trying to turn that passion into a career. While studying at UT Austin, I had the opportunity to tutor and work with children as part of a summer program at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. Recently, I have been working for Berkeley2 Academy as a tutor and preparatory class instructor for subjects ranging from SAT and ACT Verbal skills to US AP History.I enjoy teaching students of all ages and levels, and I believe that discussion and student interaction is the most crucial part of tutoring. Students should be taught first and foremost that learning is a lifestyle and does not end when the session is over. I try to make learning fun and engaging at all times.

As a young girl, I frequently crossed the border between my home in Brownsville, Texas, and Matamoros, Mexico. Captivated by Matamoros, I was oblivious to the complexities of immigration issues. While in Matamoros, I immersed myself in the local culture, enjoying festivals at the plaza, eating at local restaurants, and shopping at the market. I was unaware that invisible borders held stories far beyond my understanding. As a recent college graduate, I ventured into Matamoros with great curiosity; I wanted to connect with migrants and asylum seekers whose stories I watched unfold on local and national news. I was driven to visit Matamoros, hoping to understand and address the challenges faced by the individuals on the international bridge. As I approached the border fence, its imposing structure became a stark reminder that I was standing between the threshold of two countries the familiar life I knew in the United States and the unknown aspects that awaited me in Mexico. Families from various countries stood near their makeshift encampments, desperately seeking safety and a better life in the United States. There were families from multiple countries. Indelible scenes unfolded before me: young children with eyes of innocence and desperation, tugging at the sleeves of exhausted parents, all carrying the hope for a better future. On the international bridge, I sparked a conversation with Leandra, a woman from El Salvador who was traveling with her husband and two children. Listening to Leandra's stories, I felt the weight of their journey as she explained that she had to escape the horrific violence and crime in their home country along with economic hardships. The fear and resilience in her children's eyes left a permanent mark on my soul. I spoke to an immigration officer and learned that hundreds of families stay in their tents until they are called to meet with immigration officials. These families need legal representation to apply for asylum as they seek refuge status. Countless souls converged here, seeking compassion, understanding, and a chance at a better life an existing reality invisible to me until I began conversing with them. This experience became an inspiration for my life's work. Motivated to make a meaningful difference, I recently began working at an immigration law firm. Working closely with an attorney, I connected with Jose Martinez and his family from Juarez, Mexico. They were striving for permanent residency in the United States after enduring hardships in their hometown. Jose expressed his aspirations of offering his family stability and security, envisioning a life devoid of the uncertainties they faced in Juarez. However, the journey was challenging. The legal intricacies became more than just paperwork; it represented the Martinez family's aspirations and the hurdles they faced. As we navigated the complexities, the emotional weight of the case became palpable. The fear of the unknown, the hope for a better life, and the bureaucratic hurdles all intertwined, creating a heartbreaking and inspiring narrative. Despite the challenges, the resilient spirit of the Martinez family shone through. The impact on me was profound. Witnessing the Martinez family's resilience fueled my determination to overcome each of their legal obstacles. I was more than just a legal aide; I became a support system, offering reassurance during moments of doubt and sharing in the family's small victories. The Martinez case showed me the personal and transformative impact that immigration law can have on those seeking refuge and opportunity. It reinforced the notion that my role as a legal aide goes beyond the legalities; it involves becoming champions for families striving to build a new life. In conclusion, my transformation from a carefree child in Brownsville to an advocate for individuals navigating immigration complexities has profoundly shaped my perception of borders and fueled my career aspirations. This journey has instilled in me a firm belief in the power of legal advocacy to shape narratives and promote a society that acknowledges our shared humanity beyond borders. I am dedicated to fostering a more compassionate understanding of border-influenced lives, aspiring to make a meaningful impact in law school, and ultimately succeeding as an attorney.

Hi! My name is Anushka and I'm a senior at UT Austin majoring in Computer Engineering and Economics. I have a strong background in math and programming, including calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra. I also have experience tutoring students in reading and writing. In the past I've worked as a math tutor and peer advisor, where I helped students understand complex concepts by breaking them down into clear, step-by-step explanations. I focus on adapting my teaching style to each student and making sure that they truly understand each concept. I enjoy working with both middle school and high school students and I'm happy to help with homework, exam prep, or strengthening foundational skills.

My 20 years of experience as a High School classroom teacher of Spanish and Russian has allowed me to grow toward a level of mastery in the teaching of young adults that has resulted in immeasurable student growth. My National Board Certification is evidence that my peers agree. My work at two early college high schools has allowed me to become an Instructional Technology coach for my peers, our students, their families, and the administration of our campuses. My experience in language acquisition as a language learner and pedagogy as a teachers and tutor using the natural method gives me the insight into the learning process needed to be a master teacher and tutor of English, Russian, and Spanish. I also help with SAT preparation.

I am a freshman at the University of Texas at Austin studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. I love teaching STEM courses and especially Math. My teaching philosphy is working as a team to understand concepts.

As a recent graduate who earned a Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience with honors from The University of Texas at Austin, I am deeply passionate about helping others learn and grow academically. My experience in tutoring has equipped me with the ability to convey complex concepts in subjects such as Algebra, AP English Literature, and AP Psychology in a clear and engaging manner. I prioritize creating a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters confidence and curiosity, allowing each student to progress at their own pace. I am dedicated to not only aiding students in mastering their coursework but also instilling essential problem-solving skills. My commitment to education is further fueled by my background in cognitive processes and effective communication, which I believe are key to unlocking students' potential.

I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Philosophy at The University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX. I then went on to get a Master of Science in Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin. I worked as a social worker for the State of Oklahoma Department of Human Services for ten years. I also worked with mentally ill inmates at the Mabel Basset Correctional Center for Women. I had to take early retirement due to health problems but what looked like a tragedy at the time, has allowed me to follow my childhood dream of being an author. I have sent my first crime novel, A Massage to Die For, to an editor. Before I turned to fiction, I published in several professional, psychological journals including the Journal of the Oklahoma Criminal Justice Research Consortium and the Southwestern Psychological Association. I want to be able to share the knowledge I have gained during this journey with my students.

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 received my Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies and Sociology with a focus on qualitative methodologies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I received my RWE (Real World Experience) as a project manager for a medical software company with clients in Seattle and Tacoma, WA, and later as a case manager for a mediation and arbitration firm in Washington, D.C. As a doctoral student in the Department of American Studies at The University of Texas at Austin, I teach courses through the Center for Mexican American Studies in American Studies, Mexican American Studies, and Women's and Gender Studies. My courses are writing intensive and promote critical thinking, reading, and analytical skills. I stress to my students the importance of developing strong written and oral communication skills, as well as applicable skill sets that will translate in the professional world. I began my tutoring career in high school as a peer-to-peer volunteer tutor. I tutored first generation students and students from historically marginalized communities with the federal TRIO program as an undergraduate at UW. In D.C. I tutored second language learners looking to improve their English skills. Most recently, I worked with student athletes through the athletics department at UT. I tutor a variety of subjects in the humanities and social sciences, but my favorite sessions include those in which I help students with their writing assignments, as I truly enjoy seeing the tangible progress they make during our time together. I consider one of my specialties as an educator to be my ability to meet students where they're at in their learning process. I believe very strongly in the importance of education and equal access for all. I share this enthusiasm for learning with my students through positive energy, reinforcement, and encouragement. While I believe learning should be fun, my teaching style is firm, but fair. I have high expectations of my students and will do everything in my power to help them realize their full potential in achieving their educational goals. When I have downtime, I enjoy growing green things in my garden. I played competitive golf for a decade through college, so a friendly round is always a welcome relaxation. I also enjoy the beach, tennis, rock climbing, and discovering new fiction writers.

My goal is to help you get where you want to go, whether it is across the stage or across the country to Cambridge. I specialize in mathematics, Newtonian physics, and logic.I am a graduate petroleum engineering student at The University of Texas at Austin. My graduate research is focused on modeling friction losses between the drill string and wellbore during drilling operations. I did my undergrad at UT as well and majored in petroleum engineering and Plan II Honors (an interdisciplinary honors liberal arts program).

I'm an Economics Graduate from The University of Texas at Arlington. I studied Economics and Business in school, and I'm looking forward to going to graduate school to get my Master's Degree. My subjects of expertise are mainly in the areas of Economics and Math. My hobbies include Baseball, Billiards, and Football.

I'm a student at UT Austin and I really enjoy working with students and helping things finally click for them. I've worked with kids in places like Kumon and STEAM programs, so I'm used to explaining things in different ways depending on how someone learns. I try to keep tutoring relaxed and encouraging. A lot of students already know more than they think, they just need things broken down a bit differently or a little more confidence to work through problems on their own. That's usually what I focus on. I'm especially comfortable with math, reading, and test prep, and I like helping students build strategies they can actually use instead of just memorizing steps. My goal is to make sessions feel productive but not stressful.

Everyone deserves an opportunity, and my opportunity is to pass on what I've learned to those who seek interest, ingenuity and drive in the infinite possible fields of education!

I consider myself a life-long learner and I love helping students of all ages understand concepts and maximize their learning. I love teaching and helping others.

I am a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, where I received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and minored in Mathematics. Upon graduating, I moved to Dallas to begin working as a financial professional with Prudential, a career that allows me to combine my love for problem solving and directly interacting with individuals to help improve their lives. I grew up with a mom who teaches middle school math and she instilled a love for both the subject and helping others that has stuck with me to this day. During my time in college I gained experience tutoring both middle and high school math and economics, along with college level calculus. I enjoy getting to help students overcome struggles in their work, and have found that it is often encouragement and direction most needed to help them succeed. I firmly believe that education is necessary for improving the quality of ones life and enjoy getting to help others in a way that will impact the rest of their lives. During my spare time, I enjoy reading on a wide variety of subjects and genres, along with running, spending time outdoors, and watching basketball, baseball, and football.

As a recent graduate with a Bachelor's in Public Health from The University of Texas at Austin, I am deeply passionate about tutoring subjects such as biology, chemistry, and English. My experience includes over two years of tutoring, where I have honed a student-centered approach that emphasizes active listening and collaboration. I believe in making complex concepts engaging and relatable, whether learning the intricacies of genetics in biology or guiding a student in crafting a persuasive essay. My teaching philosophy centers on tailoring lesson plans to meet individual learning styles, ensuring that students not only grasp the material but also develop confidence in their abilities. Beyond academics, my background as a ballet teacher and swim coach has equipped me with the skills to connect with learners of all ages. I am eager to inspire a love for learning and help students reach their academic aspirations.

Hi! I'm Eisha, a Public Health major at the University of Texas at Austin with an interest in medicine and teaching.

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 graduated from Sam Houston State University in 2009 with my Early Childhood Education degree. I am certified to teach pre-school - 5th grade (all subjects) , and 6-8th grade English/Language Arts. I have taught at a private early learning center, elementary, and high school. I have also been an online tutor for several years. I also hold my Supply Chain Management degree, and I am working towards my MBA.I am passionate about connecting with my students and watching the "light bulbs" go off when they understand something and they are passionate about learning. I enjoy answering their 20 questions.As a child, I struggled in school. I believe this has made me who I am today, and why I care so much about all of my students. I understand their frustrations and their excitement.I believe every student is capable of learning, and I believe each student learns differently. I like to know my students interest so I can try to incorporate that into tutoring to make it fun.I look forward to working with you and your family!