Award-Winning USMLE Tutors in Seattle, WA

...required pre-medical course work. I have a wealth of experience when it comes to tutoring as well as utilizing tutors myself. I spent two years teaching both private and class-room based instruction for the MCAT through Examkrackers and Varsity Tutors. Recently, I have private tutored students in USMLE Step 1 and Step 2. I scored in the 88th percentile on Step 1 and 99th percentile for Step 2. One of my favorite tutoring moments is...

I'm a medical student currently living in Nebraska. I have always been passionate about science, medicine, and teaching. Tutoring is a great way for me to utilize all three of those passions.

I like to be creative and adapt to the learning style of a student. My goal is to make learning fun and never feel like a chore.... Adapt to what kind of learning the student best responds to; that way learning is fun and easy going, and never frustrating.... Get to know each other a bit, in order to know how to approach each topic the best way possible.... I think making different suggestions on how...

...most passionate about teaching any of the medical sciences (anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, internal medicine, pediatric medicine, etc.), research and research-related subjects (epidemiology, statistics, etc.), and biological sciences at all educational levels. I also feel confident in my abilities to teach math and science, as it relates to standardized test preparation (USMLE, MCAT, ACT, and SAT). Throughout my own academic career, I have found that I am particularly adept at teaching others of all ages...

...building the knowledge base, I like to emphasize critical thinking and problem solving. After 7 years of tutoring, I became aware of many social and psychological factors and prior life experiences that can affect learning. This understanding allows me to help students manage their test-taking anxiety and challenge any negative beliefs that get in their way. I believe that intelligence is not fixed (and this idea is backed by neuroscience) and that anyone can improve...

I am currently a fourth-year medical school at Harvard Medical School and will be applying into Internal Medicine for residency. I studied at Brown University for my undergraduate degree, majoring in Neuroscience. My clinical and research interests are focused on the field of Rheumatology, and I have a strong interest in medical education. I will be looking forward to helping you achieve your academic goals!

Motivated Tutor, Teacher and Second Lieutenant with the U.S. Army! Learn with me if you want someone entertaining that can also challenge you to be your very best.

...my university's academic assistance program. Most of my tutoring sessions were catered towards preparing students for seminars, board exams and tests as well as homework help. I have learned to rapidly pinpoint the issues learners are having, provide a succinct solution to solve the problem, and to always be prepared with multiple methods of presenting the same material (catered to different types of learners: auditory, visual etc). Over time I have also mastered the skill...

...questions which were usually quite similar this mine, This helped develop my confidence in teaching others through college, summer camps and medical school. I love working with different age groups as they all bring unique learning opportunities. My degrees have given me the skills to cover a wide range of subjects in the sciences and medicine, and to value each person I come across. My aim is to give my students a personalised learning experience...

...with students of all ages, ranging from elementary school students to graduate level students. When I was in middle and high school, I spent a couple of summers tutoring elementary school students in Mathematics and English. During my undergraduate years, I was a teaching assistant for Plant Biology course for nonscience students and Biological Sciences for Pre-med students. For the past 5 years, I have tutored for more than 110 hours in a variety of...

...students understand difficult concepts. My goal is to create a friendly and comfortable atmosphere with my students that promotes open discussion with ideas. I encourage my students to ask as many questions as possible to fully understand concepts. No question is unintelligent. While we all have different ways that we learn best, I believe every student has the potential to improve their knowledge and skills and am committed to helping my students do that.

Hello, my name is Stephen! I love to learn and make sense of the world around me. I bring this enthusiastic style to tutoring sessions, and my goal working with students is not only to help improve test scores, but to actually have fun making connections with the material.

...Dallas. I have finished two years at McGovern Medical School and am currently taking some time off. My teaching approach centers around breaking down concepts into their most basic parts and applying those concepts to whatever area is of need. I believe in trying to integrate a student's current interests (be it sports, music, etc) into the subject material when possible to help "bring it to life". I also strongly value the role of trust...

...others, both in and outside of the classroom. Studying medicine takes a different set of skills which I have developed, perfected and more than willing to teach others. With over 30 residency interviews and ranked #2 in my graduating class, my learning technique has proved successful. I am an avid learner and can adapt my teaching style to any student willing to put in the time and effort. I look forward to working with you!

...have completed numerous AP courses and the IB diploma. Along with my current medical courses, they have provided me with a solid foundation in different subject areas. I tutor in math, biology, anatomy, and test preparation. My favorite areas to tutor are test preparation and math. I understand how important tests such as the ACT and SAT are to many students, and how confusing math can be at times. I want to help students to...

...travel the Caribbean and the United States while pursuing my MD. Before medical school, I worked at North Iowa Area Community College working as a Supplemental Instruction Tutor for the Introduction to Biology Course. At the same time, I was also a tutor in biology, anatomy and physiology, chemistry, math, and other science courses. I have a diverse education in both science and ethics, but my passion lies in the medical sciences. It is one...

...from Syria, and graduate from Mass. College Of Pharmacy And Health Science with a BS In Health Science And Biology. Therefore, my passion and my focus is teaching Human Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology, Pharmacy, and Pathophysiology. Currently, I am teaching pre-med students, as well as LPN, RN, and MA Students. My teaching philosophy is the student is student center and all my efforts focus on helping the student regardless of his or her education level,...

...I taught medical biochemistry to professional adults and I have a lot of experience explaining health issues to children. I believe learning should be as painless and fun as possible for both adults and children. I have taken many tests and done well! I can help you identify test taking strategies that work for you and ways to decrease test anxiety. Above all, I am kind, easy to work with, and I want to help.

...part time for Kaplan and studied for my USMLE Step exams. I qualified all my Steps and look forward to guiding others to do the same. Working for Kaplan for 2yrs I enjoyed all aspects of my work and had the opportunity to work with multiple students facing different issues. From teaching classes with multiple students to one-on-one tutoring and also academic advising/creating study plans I helped students in all aspects of their preparation. The...

...you have learned to enjoy the grind of becoming an expert of the material placed before you. Together, we can learn to enjoy the process as well as enjoy the results you will achieve. Whether you are working through upper-level science courses to complete a pre-med degree, taking the MCAT before applying to medical school, or studying for the USMLE Step 1 or 2 exams to get into the residency of your dreams, I can...