I am a freshman at the University of Miami, majoring in Microbiology and Immunology on the pre-med track. I have been tutoring for three years now in a broad range of subjects. My favorite subjects to tutor, though, are biology and math. Tutoring is very rewarding to me because it is a way I can help increase a child's confidence and belief in their own abilities. One important part I incorporate into my teaching is discussion, which, I believe, encourages a student to explore the inner workings of any concept. This allows them to adapt their thinking to new contexts and all sorts of problems as well. Outside of school, I love to sing and read fantasy books.

Everyone has the ability to learn. As an educator, I want to help prepare students to be career and college ready. I love teaching because I love the opportunity it affords me to individualize the learning process for each and every student to experience knowledge acquisition at his or her own pace and using the method and style that suits him or her.I am currently a Math Coach for Middle School Teachers of grades 6-8. I have taught at various levels from 4th/5th grade math through Algebra and Geometry. I have over 15 years of tutoring experience and am in my 5th year of teaching/coaching math. I understand how to connect students thinking to their learning experience and can help them to breakdown complex tasks to a level of understanding. I believe this makes me a great tutor.

As a graduate in Counseling Psychology from the University of Miami, I am passionate about fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment for my students. With over two years of tutoring experience in AP Psychology and Psychology, I focus on connecting with students by tailoring my teaching methods to their unique needs and learning styles. My approach emphasizes understanding psychological concepts through real-world applications, which not only enhances comprehension but also ignites a genuine interest in the subject. I am dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals and develop a deeper appreciation for psychology, while also encouraging critical thinking and self-reflection. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading and exploring new psychological theories, which further enriches my teaching practice.

I am a graduate of The Spence School in New York City. I am a rising junior at The University of Miami, majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Mathematics. I have not formally tutored before, but I have extensive experience working with children, as well as helping my peers at school. I am looking forward to tutoring a wide variety of subjects in the fields of Mathematics and Economics. The subjects I feel most comfortable tutoring currently are calculus and statistics. I would describe my teaching style as interactive and collaborative. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, working out, and spending time with family. I am also currently studying to become a certified personal trainer.

Hey students!My name is Jordan and I am excited to virtually meet you through VarsityTutors. I recently graduated from Miami University with my Bachelor of Science in Geology and Environmental Studies. I have always had a passion for the planet and how we can create science-based solutions to the world's most pressing environmental issues. Between my coursework, research, and peer-reviewed journal publications, I am confident that we can work together to improve your understanding of environmental sciences and geology-related concepts.If you are looking for an LSAT tutor I am eager to help there as well. I decided to take the path to become an environmental lawyer and spent 3-4 months strategizing and preparing for the rigorous exam process that is the LSAT. I was not a "natural" but through intelligent strategizing and deciphering the test, I was able to increase my score by 22 points from my first diagnostic test. This placed me into the 92nd percentile of test-takers and in conjunction with application essays and other materials, allowed me entry into the country's Top 20 law schools. If you are hoping for similar results, let's work together and design strategies that achieve your goals!Essay writing and editing is an additional skill of mine. Whether for scholarships, admission essays, grant applications, or simply your elementary English paper we can work together to find a style that suits you and conveys your message in a sophisticated and clear way.Feel free to message me with any questions you may have :)

I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Physics - Pure, and a Minor in Mathematics at the University of Miami. Mathematics and Physics are both subjects where tutoring is very beneficial, from talking out the conceptual understandings to guidance on how to approach and tackle a problem. At a young age these courses intimidated me, but through the help of tutors and professors I conquered my classes and passionately continued to higher levels of academia. I strive to have this same effect on my students, allowing them to feel confident of their knowledge and prepared to take on the next subject.

I earned a PhD in Economics from the University of Miami in May 2020. As an undergraduate, I double majored in mathematics and in economics at Brandeis University (BA 2012). I earned a masters in economics from the University of Oxford in 2014.

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I've been tutoring for over a decade with my most intensive tutoring being over the last year and a half. My passion for education started to unearth itself as I earned my BS in Biology and BA in Philosophy from the University of Miami and graduated to work at the John P. Hussman Institute for Human Genomics. It was here I was published for my work involving reprogramming autistic blood cells to stem cells, and then to neurons. I realized that I really loved sharing my work and teaching it to others. I went on to earn my Master's of Science in Biotechnology from Rush University and started to share this passion and energy of mine with others. Before starting my PhD, I decided I wanted to share science with the world and began my first scientific media project, Biolitics podcast and Biolitics.org. I left my PhD a few months after starting to build my media company and tutor full time. Not only do I truly love seeing my children succeed, I love being able to use my ability to teach and teach well to help support my dreams. I have the fortune of tutoring students one on one and then taking my passion for education behind the microphone to share with the world. I'm a strong public speaker and my high energy and charisma helps keeps my students engaged.

I am a second year PhD student focusing on Geology. Both my undergraduate and Master's degree are in Geology as well. I fortunately have experience teaching the introductory Geology course (both lab and lecture) and have taught an upper-level Sedimentology course.I understand every student is different and I strive to cater my tutoring style to the individual I am working with.

My name is Dr. Duckett and I am an alumna of the University of Miami. I graduated in 2015 with a B.B.A. in Legal Studies with a minor in Accounting. I graduated in 2019 from San Francisco State University with an M.F.A. in Creative Writing. I completed my doctorate in 2023. I have extensive writing and editing experience with 100+ published articles, seven years of writing experience, and four years of editorial work. I have experience tutoring students from grades K-12 as well as college. I am passionate about helping students achieve their full potential while making the subject matters and assignments engaging and fun.

As a dedicated tutor, I'm passionate about helping students unlock their full potential. I focus on creating a supportive, engaging environment tailored to each student's learning style. With a strong background in math, science, english, and history, I aim to build both knowledge and confidence, guiding students to reach their academic goals. I believe in fostering critical thinking and encouraging curiosity, ensuring long-term success beyond just passing exams. My approach is patient, adaptable, and driven by a genuine commitment to seeing my students excel.

Hey there! The first thing I want to say is "Don't Worry!" Whether you just hit a rough patch or have been struggling for a while, I am here to help you. Tutoring is not just a side job for me- it is a passion. I will do whatever it takes to not only improve your understanding and scores, but to be there as a friend and supporter in whatever you may need because I truly believe that tutoring is the best resource availabIe for so many different students. I currently attend the University of Miami as a Public Health and Human Resources double major while running cross country and track. In addition to running, I love pottery, frozen yogurt, yoga, and going to the beach. My favorite subjects to tutor are SAT, SAT II tests, and algebra, but I am happy to help with almost any course including physics, chemistry, and other types of math.

I received my Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Miami. Then I got my Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Florida. Currently I am working on a second master's degree, in Electrical Engineering.During my undergraduate studies at the University of Miami I worked as a part time peer tutor, meaning I tutored other undergraduate students in classes I had already taken. I primarily tutored for classes related to mathematics and physics as those were the subjects I enjoyed and felt confident teaching. During my time as a graduate student at the University of Florida, I was a Teacher's Assistant for two semesters where I helped undergraduate students with circuit design and building. From these experiences I realized that I enjoyed teaching. It is satisfying to see students light up when they understand a concept that was previously confusing. In my free time, I enjoy watching movies, motorcycle riding, running, ice skating, and going out with my friends.

I am an experienced math instructor as well as football, basketball and volleyball coach who relishes the opportunity to help student athletes see their own true potential. If you hate math, I'm the guy for you!

As a passionate educator with a Bachelor's degree in Media Scoring and Production from the University of Miami, I have over 2 years of experience tutoring Japanese, Music Theory, and Piano. My teaching philosophy revolves around fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment to empower students creativity and development. I believe in tailoring my approach to meet the unique needs of each student, utilizing interactive methods that encourage curiosity and confidence.

I am a University of Miami alumna, and graduated summa cum laude in 2012 with a B.A. in English Literature and a minor in History. During my time at the University of Miami, I worked as a tutor for the University’s Athletic Academic Services, where I tutored student athletes in a variety of subjects, and helped them devise study schedules that maximized their academic success. Since then, I have worked as a full-time tutor in a Massachusetts high school, where I provided focused Math instruction to a personal caseload of 12 ninth and tenth graders, and also as a Spanish language tutor for adults and college-aged students in Miami. Many of the students I have worked with are English language learners, and I am comfortable tutoring in both English and Spanish.While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I most enjoy tutoring Literature, Composition and language. I am an enthusiastic reader myself, and also enjoy trying out new DIY projects and going on meandering bike rides in my spare time.

I am passionate about helping students understand all things STEM. I received my B.S. with a double major in Marine Science and Biology with minors in Mathematics and Chemistry from the University of Miami. I then received my M.S. in Fisheries from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. I am skilled in tutoring any and all subject matters in biology. My expertise are in environmental and conservation biology, cellular biology, and molecular biology. Additionally, I am well-versed in tutoring statistics, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, and Calculus I-III. I believe that engaging the student throughout the lesson is of the utmost importance to ensure retention and understanding. Therefore, I I use PowerPoint for all lessons that contains notes and practice problems, which I then send at the end of each session. I also frequently check my email and chat to ensure constant communcation with studnets as they need.

I am a compassionate educator and scholar with a wide range of academic and professional experience. My teaching background spans multiple disciplines at both the high school and university levels. I have also served as an academic advisor. I'm passionate about helping students achieve their academic and professional goals, whether that involves help in a particular class or talking about their future plans in the role of academic advisor.

Hello! My name is Sara, and I am a passionate and positive person who loves helping others learn and grow. With a background in sociology, psychology, and public policy, I bring a unique perspective to my tutoring sessions. I have extensive experience working with diverse groups and have an understanding of different learning styles and needs. As a multilingual individual, I can offer tutoring in multiple languages, making it easier for students to grasp concepts in their native language. My goal is to create a supportive and encouraging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring new ideas. Whether you're looking to improve your grades, prepare for exams, or develop new skills, I'm here to help you succeed. Let's work together to achieve your academic goals with confidence and positivity!

Hi! My name is Jose, and I'm a recent graduate of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, where I will soon begin my Internal Medicine residency training at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Throughout medical school, I developed a passion not only for medicine, but also for teaching and mentoring students pursuing careers in healthcare. Over the years, I have helped pre-medical students with medical school applications, personal statements, interview preparation, and academic strategy, in addition to tutoring students in biology, biochemistry, physiology, and medical sciences. As a tutor, my goal is not just to help students memorize information, but to truly understand concepts in a way that builds confidence and long-term success. I focus on breaking down difficult topics into clear, manageable steps while adapting my teaching style to each student's individual learning needs. In addition to my academic background, I bring real-world experience from working as a medical assistant, EMT, researcher, and mentor. I understand how stressful and overwhelming competitive academic paths can feel, and I aim to create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and growing. Whether you're preparing for the MCAT, working through challenging science courses, studying for board exams, or looking for guidance on the path toward medicine, I'd be excited to help you reach your goals.

I am a graduate of the University of Miami School of Communications and received a B.S. in Communications. I doubled majored in Advertising and English Literature and minored in Fine Arts. While studying at UM, I participated in a Study Abroad program and spent a semester in Prague, Czech Republic. The time I spent abroad sparked a desire to travel and study other cultures. This was my first exposure to tutoring students in English. Since graduation, I have spent time working as a substitute teacher and received my TESOL certification to teach English abroad. While I tutor a range of subjects including elementary and middle school math and test preparation, I am passionate about reading, writing, and editing. I strongly believe that the ability to communicate clearly is one of the most important skills any student can learn. I also believe there are many ways to approach a problem, whether in math or writing or study skills, and look forward to finding creative approaches with my students and building upon past sessions to create a solid foundation for future learning. Outside of education, I enjoy sewing and crafting, art, exercising, and reading.

I'm Divya Srinivasan, a freshman at the University of Miami majoring in Political Science and minoring in Business Law. I am on the pre-law track and am passionate about giving back to my community! In high school, I was part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program and spent a lot of my time writing papers such as the Extended Essay and Internal Assessments. Additionally, I took AP courses that have helped hone my skill of writing. During the college application process, I found a love for writing essays that represented myself beyond grades and test scores. Since then, I have helped my peers and tutored other students, helping them write meaningful college application essays and supplements. I am so excited to work with you and help you achieve all of your writing goals!

Hello! My name is Mr. B and I am so excited to be part of Varsity Tutors! This will be my 20th year teaching! I have taught from ages 4 to Adults in various subjects like Math, English, Music, and Spanish (Yo soy latino!). I was born in Ecuador, raised in the US - Hometown: Miami, Florida. I have also lived abroad in countries located in Central America, South America, and Europe. I currently live in Texas. My wife and I have two wonderful children (boy and girl all grown up). We also have our little furball Pomeranian named "Dofe". I love teaching because love to make learning fun and exciting! I enjoy meeting new people! I look forward to meeting you!

I'm a medical student at University of Miami and am glad to help you learn in a simple and easy to understand manner for science, math, and test prep!

In my view, the learning and teaching processes are intimately connected. They are most effective if one feeds off of the other. The attitude and enthusiasm I bring to their training is also crucial to keep them interested, nurturing their curiosity and making learning fun. To engage students in the classroom I believe that a combination of main stream and dynamic methods are best. For a larger group, a well-prepared slide presentation will be effective. However, getting students to actively participate, and being part of the class will go further in making a long-lasting impact. In my experience, breaking larger classes into groups and encouraging them to interact with each other, will make the learning topics more amenable and students will be more comfortable asking questions. When teaching smaller groups, I prefer to use the board and encourage students to communicate what they have learned using this method as well. Visual aids are efficient in conveying the message we teach, but using a chalk talk tests your core knowledge of the topic and facilitates the simplification of concepts that may present as intimidating. Independently of the teaching method, the goal is to reach every student, taking into consideration that not all of them will respond to learning in the same way. I strongly encourage team work, taking full advantage of every one's individual strengths, by having them benefit the whole group. An effective strategy to promote collaboration among students in the lab is to have them share their expertise with each other. Although students may show interest in different fields of study, there may come the time when they will need to learn a technique or skill they had not encountered before. Being able to recognize and reach out to other group members who are proficient in that field will be invaluable as they learn how to network and build professional relationships.Throughout my academic career I have trained students from many backgrounds. While in graduate school in Miami, I mentored students from a local community college and my own Ph.D. program, exposing me to a wide range of cultures and points of view that enriched my own experience as a student. My Ph.D. lab was very diverse, including members from at least seven countries.I am personally motivated to broaden my mentoring focus to engage underrepresented communities at the high school and college levels. It is important for students in these groups to see a path in science for them, as there was one for me, as a Cuban immigrant woman who had to navigate an unfamiliar American education system while adapting to a new culture. Not being familiar with the academic requirements and datelines involved in transitioning from one stage to the next in my academic journey contributed to unnecessary hardships that could have been avoided had I been exposed to the proper information and resources.Despite the difficulties I encountered at different stages of my career, I was able to find opportunities to support my academic endeavors. I was awarded several scholarships at the college level that made my attendance to the University of Miami attainable. In graduate school I was awarded a four-year NIH fellowship that supports minority women in science, and during my first year as a postdoctoral fellow in Harvard, I was awarded the Dean's postdoctoral fellowship, specifically created to support underrepresented postdocs. As a mentor, I will share my experience and guide underrepresented students and fellows through funding and learning opportunities created to support their academic development.

Hi scholars! I am recent alumna from the University of Miami where I studied Microbiology and Immunology with minors in Chemistry and Psychology. I have a huge passion for education and mentorship. So much so, I found myself relocating to a new city to serve as an Americorps member with City Year. My tutoring experience began as simple as tutoring my classmates in high school and college to help them be success to more specifically with City Year where I am working with 9th 12th in Algebra I and Pre-Calc. My strongest courses to tutor are Math and Science. I am feel as though they are so applicable to life. Everyday you have to problem solve and know your surroundings and both subjects give you tools to in a unique way to apply to everyday life. My philosophy to tutoring is mistakes are part of the process. Its okay to mess up I am here to help point out those errors and help you work through them in a safe, comfortable environment. On another note, I am a huge athlete, I ran track in college and played a plethora of sports throughout my life. My newest venture is Yoga! I look forward to meeting you and hope to be a stepping stone to your achievements!

Nothing makes me happier than tutoring high school students in subjects that I love. I graduated from a very competitive high school and I completely understand the rigorous nature of AP courses and the pressure to get a top notch SAT score. With a 2370 SAT score and a 4.0 throughout college and high school, I think I am definitely qualified to tutor. However, more than being qualified, what I've always hoped to achieve as a tutor is to develop the ability in my tutees to become strong independent learners with effective study strategies that they can take with them wherever they go. My motto is "Study Smarter, not just Harder!"

As a recent high school graduate, I understand what it is like to juggle extracurriculars, AP classes, and college applications. I have sat through mundane test prep classes only to realize that I had not truly grasped the material and did not feel confident in my abilities to do well. I believe the key to excelling in a subject is to develop an interest in it along with learning the material, and this is what I hope I accomplish as a tutor for my students. I work with my students in a stress-free zone and encourage questions and discussion rather than lectures. In addition to studying engineering at the University of Miami, I have years of experience learning Russian as a native speaker. During high school I was a competitive ballroom dancer and continue to train in college.

I am a second year medical student at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine where I hold a degree in engineering from as well. I have tutored for the SAT exam during my undergraduate studies at the University of Miami (GO CANES!), and have lots of experience helping students prepare for courses. I'm patient and willing to repeat instructions multiple times, and I believe the only stupid question is a question you already know the answer to, meaning that I will answer any and all of the simplest questions. In my spare time I enjoying reading almost everything I can get my hands on, playing violin and singing in various shades of talent depending on the amount of privacy I have. I also enjoy watching and playing sports especially football, soccer and watching not playing basketball. I'm a firm believer in interactive learning walking through things in order to get the result.

I received my Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Psychology from Boston College and my Master of Science in Education from University of Miami. I have been teaching in elementary schools for three years, and before that, I volunteer taught in high school for two years. I have tutored students in math and reading in grades K and 3-5, but I am also able to work with other grades. I currently teach elementary math and have done so for the past two years. My teaching experience has taught me all students can learn, and it is just necessary to find how they learn best. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, running, and trying out new restaurants in Miami.

Hello! My name is Jesus Ramos. I am a recent graduate of the University of Florida with a degree in Economics. I am now pursuing my Master's in Finance at the University of Miami. Go Canes! Fun fact: I was also my high school's valedictorian! Over the years, I have developed a strong foundation of many subjects, including math, science, and reading, from the elementary school level to the college level. I also have a strong foundation in finance and have passed the Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) Certification from FINRA. I have prior experience tutoring all ages. I know what it's like to be tutored, and I have learned what works and what doesn't. If you like to have fun and want your learning to be easy, make sure to sign up!

My first math lesson was when I was three years old. When I learned how to add numbers, I realized that there are numerous ways to find a solution, which propelled me to math being my favorite subject. I enjoyed seeing how numbers, logic, and operations come together. Now as a college student pursuing a dual degree in Finance and Business Analytics, I need to apply these math concepts into the business world.Out of all the subjects I have taken, math has been the consistent honors class I take every year. In other words, I always take the highest offered math course that school year allows me to take. In my 5th grade honors math class, I got the highest prealgebra pretest grade out of the whole class. While other students scored in the 50s, I got a 82. Since then, I knew math was my passion. I also did math league competitions and math Olympiad throughout middle and high school. I understood everything the teacher said and quickly became a secondary teacher for my classmates outside the classroom.My first tutoring experience took place in high school. While I took the most accelerated math subjects, I assisted others on their lower math subjects-subjects I took years before. I took my interest of math into AP Statistics, AP Calc, and Multivariable Calc and loved how the symbols created almost a new language of math. When I tutor students, my biggest advice is to understand and memorize the concept before applying formulas and operations into the problem. Practice is a big emphasis to succeed, especially higher degree math. I can teach basically any type of math lower than multivariable calculus, with exception to geometry, since I am not as strong as algebra or calculus. I really do not have a favorite math subject to tutor, since they all connect with each other and I have different styles to teach each of them.Outside of math, I am a big sports fan, and love applying statistics to specific teams and players. I also love playing poker.

I am a current student at the University of Miami and I have learned the benefits of learning in any subject. I started tutoring at a Community Center and realized it was my passion to assist others in the learning field. My mission is to teach others the proper way to solve problems and questions using critical thinking skills that will resonate to the point where the tutee will be able to apply these skills to problems in real life.

I am a recent University of Miami pre-medical graduate with a B.S. in psychology and a minor in chemistry. I tutor a wide variety of science topics, including chemistry, physics, biology, biochemistry, and psychology. I also tutor pre-algebra and algebra. Since middle school, I have tried many study strategies and incorporated them into my own which has helped me succeed throughout my academic career. I want to share everything I have learned about effective studying with my students so they can succeed in their academics.I have tutored students at the middle school, high school, and college levels in the sciences. In my senior year of college, I worked as a biology workshop leader which involved teaching and reviewing various biological concepts to groups of students.In the future, I want to become a doctor, scientific researcher, and a medical school professor.

As a dedicated educator with a Doctorate in Economics from the University of Miami, I have over 10 years of experience teaching and tutoring various subjects, including Financial Accounting, Corporate Finance, and Macroeconomics. My teaching philosophy centers on making complex concepts relatable and engaging, tailoring my approach to each student's unique needs. I believe that effective learning occurs when students see the real-world applications of the material, which I emphasize through practical examples and interactive discussions. My passion for economics drives my commitment to student success, and I take pride in my ability to connect with diverse learners, from high school students to non-traditional adult learners. In addition to my teaching experience, I enjoy exploring economic principles in the context of everyday life, which enriches my tutoring sessions and fosters a supportive learning environment.

My name is Dr. Daniel Scherwatzky, and I am an English educator, writing specialist, and scholar with a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Miami. My academic and professional journey has been centered around one core mission: helping students become stronger, more confident thinkers, writers, readers, and communicators. Throughout my career, I have worked extensively with students across high school, college, and adult learning environments, giving me broad experience adapting instruction to diverse educational needs, learning styles, and academic goals. My teaching background began internationally through the Japanese Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program, where I taught English at the high school level in Tokyo, Japan. This experience strengthened my ability to communicate complex concepts clearly, foster student confidence, and create engaging lessons for learners from varied cultural and academic backgrounds. Since returning to the United States, I have continued to build on this foundation through years of advanced scholarship, college-level instruction, writing center tutoring, and university teaching. At the University of Miami, I taught composition, literature, and academic writing while also serving as a writing tutor for undergraduate and graduate students. In these roles, I guided students through every stage of the writing process: from brainstorming and thesis development to revision, rhetorical analysis, and polished final drafts. My work has consistently focused on empowering students not only to improve individual assignments but also to develop lifelong critical thinking and communication skills. As a tutor, I specialize in writing instruction, essay development, literary analysis, reading comprehension, research skills, and academic confidence-building. Whether a student is preparing for high school coursework, college essays, standardized assessments, or advanced university writing, I strive to create an encouraging, intellectually engaging environment where they feel supported and capable of growth. My approach combines rigorous academic standards with patience, adaptability, and genuine personal investment in student success. I understand that every learner has unique strengths and challenges, and I take pride in tailoring lessons to individual goals while building both skill mastery and self-assurance. Students and families can expect from me not just subject expertise, but a dedicated educational partner committed to helping learners unlock their full potential. I am passionate about making writing and reading feel approachable, rewarding, and transformative. I am excited for the opportunity to work with students through Varsity Tutors and to help them strengthen the skills that will serve them throughout their academic journeys and beyond.

I have personally benefited from tutoring throughout my academic journey, and I am excited to give back by helping students succeed. I am passionate about one-on-one tutoring and tailoring instruction to fit each student's unique learning style. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Biology and am currently pursuing my Master's degree in Genetics, giving me a strong foundation in biology, genetics, and life sciences.I enjoy creating a collaborative, engaging, and supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and building confidence. My goal is to help students not only understand the material, but also develop strong study skills, critical thinking, and academic confidence that lead to long-term success.

A graduate of the University Colorado Denver, I completed my Bachelor of Science in biology, with a minor in women's and gender studies, in three years and graduated with Magna Cum Laude Honors. I am currently a 3.95 GPA student at Miami University of Oxford, Ohio where I am pursuing an M.A. in Biology with Project Dragonfly's Global Field Program. I will begin my Ph.D. research at the University of New Mexico in the fall of 2024, where I will be studying the interactions between animal behavior and other realms of the biology field. I spent two years as a professional High School Biology teacher, and was highly praised by students and parents for my ability to creatively adapt to individual student learning needs. I have been tutoring my peers since I was 12-years-old, and my love of teaching has always been strong. I am a highly motivated and diligent person, with varied experience in primary and secondary education, laboratory work, science education, and both professional scientific writing and journalism. I have received multiple awards and accolades for my teaching, writing, and learning. As a worker, my passions for science, communications, and learning have allowed me to pursue interests that have given me a diverse but deeply focused skill set. I am reliable, passionate, analytical, and highly organized, and have very strong written and verbal communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. I am creative in my problem solving and scientific design, and am always interested in finding new research. As a teacher and a tutor, I believe that the student's learning is fundamentally the most important thing, regardless of what techniques work to make it happen. In my classroom I often used games, activity choices, and other methods for ensuring each student got the skills that they needed to succeed. As a tutor I will ensure that you get the most focused, knowledgeable session that a tutor can provided. My advanced STEM, research, English language, and social science skills will allow me to help you succeed in a variety of areas, and ensure that you are set up to build the skills necessary for future coursework. Additionally, my experience with learning disorders makes me uniquely qualified to adapt to any learning needs, and design a system of study specifically for you. I look forward to making your learning enjoyable and helping you thrive!

I am a graduate of the University of Michigan where I received my Bachelor of Science in Biomolecular Science with a minor in Medical Anthropology. Since graduating undergrad, I matriculated into the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine where I graduated in May of 2022. I will begin my residency in general surgery in June 2022. I have been tutoring in the math and sciences since high school, but am now most passionate about helping other medical students conquer the USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 CK exams. I know how daunting these standardized exams can be and strongly believe that with the proper approach and preparation that these tests can be mastered and actually build the confidence of a medical student. You've worked incredibly hard to make it to medical school and these tests are merely a stepping stone on your journey towards becoming a physician. While long study hours are part of the process, I recognize that taking breaks for your mental and physical well-being are equally as important. In my spare time, I enjoy being outdoors, exercising, trying new restaurants, and reading.