...I approached the MCAT the same way I did any engineering problem. I found methods to maximize my point potential while avoiding burnout and regression. As a tutor, I strive to instill this engineering mindset in all my students and teach them not only the fundamentals but also advanced analytical and critical thinking skills that would help them succeed in medical school and beyond. (read more)
...I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. While a student and peer tutor in college, I discovered that learning is a skill – no one is born good at science or math, it’s something you nurture and develop. This means that anyone, regardless of their background, is capable of being successful in an academic setting. (read more)
...I am currently a substitute teached for Klein ISD and have worked a majority of the time with elementary students. I also worked as an assistant teacher and substitute teacher at First English Child Development Center in Austin for one year. I love working with children and will continue to do so. (read more)
...I always personalize them by changing many of the settings. I have programmed with Windows and also programmed using Microsoft visual basic. I went to school as a chemical engineer and I did very well in both classes of Organic Chemistry. (read more)
...I've tutored many students in-person and online for six years, and am comfortable with speaking to students of all ages. My hourly rate changes from the subject difficulty and student grade level, from $35-65. I regard communication as a key component to make the most of our sessions! (read more)