I recently graduated from Saint Louis University with a major in Health Management and a minor in Biology. Along with taking courses such as chemistry, biology, psychology, molecular biology, ecology, evolution, genetics, algebra, and sociology in high school, I have also taken them again at Saint Louis University. This has allowed me to develop a complete understanding of these courses. Not only have I completed these subjects, but I have excelled in these courses as well. Also, I have taken the MCAT and the GRE, which has further solidified my knowledge in these subjects. While having a good understanding of subject matters is crucial, one must also be able to explain each topic of the subjects to all levels of students in order to be a successful tutor.

I learned how to communicate with students ranging from middle school to high school when I started volunteering at North Campus. North Campus is an organization focusing on academic enrichment of children through assistance in after-school activities. The program allows students to improve areas of weaknesses so they can strive to be a well-rounded individual. My goal was to be a positive role model in their life and help them with whatever homework they had. Volunteering here has showed me that each student learns differently and once you understand them you can find ways to help them learn. As a tutor I am patient with students and I understand how to assist them no matter what level and I will motivate them to achieve their goals.