Award-Winning Organic Chemistry Tutors serving Salt Lake City, UT

I have a PhD in Biomedical Engineering. I am starting a part-time lecturer position at Paul Quinn College in the fall for General Biology I lab and lecture. I love to learn and teach. I read books, play board games, and do puzzles in my free time. ... I would find out what interests the student and try to find a way to incorporate that into the lessons, so that the student wants to learn.... Try...

...kinds of classes ranging from Multivariable Calculus to Organic Chemistry. I'm a strong believer than a holistic understanding of a subject is infinitely better than checking boxes, so I try to make sure that my students can not only do the work assigned to them, but also ensure they understand what it is they are doing. I think learning should be fun, and that the best teachers know how to do that.

...biological sciences and chemistry. I believe every student retains knowledge and organizes themselves in a unique manner and there is not a "one size fits all" approach to learning. I am here to help students determine what works best for them and get students excited about learning. Knowledge is power! When I am not in the lab or tutoring, you can find me outside moving my body or reading in the shade.

...learned and studied in a unique way, so I would always take the time to assess their strengths and weaknesses in order to provide them with the best learning experience. When students choose my services, they are guaranteed to have an extraordinary experience, regardless of whether they are an advanced student or a beginner. My mission is to help my students reach their academic goals by expanding their capacity for learning and making the generalized...

...just with work, but in their everyday life. I have personally used Excel in both academia and industry, and I have found some really cool ways to solve problems and even create templates for continual use. When I am not working, I like to be outside. I love to rock climb, hike/backpack, fish, and road bike. When I am not outside I love to design and build things as well as play my Playstation. I'm...

...geometry, and calculus 1. I have mostly worked with middle and high school students, but am excited to help anyone trying to learn. My favorite part of tutoring is watching students begin our lessons confused about things in their class and slowly grasp the concepts more firmly, and by the end feel confident implementing the concepts on their own. Although my experience is in math, I have a Bachelor's of Science in Neuroscience from Brigham...

I have been helping students with Biology and Earth Systems for 5 years. I have a good sense for figuring out what a student is struggling with and how that student learns best. All students can be successful in learning. I have a bachelors in Biology Education. I have a masters in Learning and Technology.

...different topics within science and math, and I am excited to help people understand these topics better. I don't have any direct tutoring/teaching experience (yet!), but I have spent years helping peers and friends learn more about STEM topics. I have a flexible schedule and am willing to help anyone that needs me. I will help you develop your critical thinking and problem-solving skills by working through problems together, asking lots of questions, and keeping you...

...graduate in May 2025 with my Master's, with a focus in biomechanics and a minor in Physics. Throughout my undergraduate career, I have worked as a Learning Assistant, holding office hours and facilitating discussions for Physics classes, as well as teaching guest lectures at local high schools. I learned that I love helping students achieve that 'aha' moment and seeing them finally grasp a difficult concept! I believe that learning can be fun if you...

...my best to help you answer them. I defended my PhD dissertation in 2019 at the University of Utah, and my MS is from Colorado State University. I've taught at the University of Utah, Whitman College and Walla Walla University, and my classes include general chemistry, organic chemistry and introduction to chemistry. One way for you to become proficient in chemistry is to practice answering questions in tutoring sessions with me. Watching how you respond...

...in December of 2025 and hope to work in critical care. I have a background in emergency medicine and worked on an ambulance for the last two years as an Advanced Emergency Medical Technician. I have firsthand experience with both the EMT Basic and AEMT NREMT exams, as well as high level NCLEX-style preparation questions. While I am happy to tutor in almost all subjects, my favorites include human anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology. I love...

...lot of explanation. In most things, I'm not that guy! Like many students, understanding comes with repetition of principles and hard work. I have the perspective of a student trying to understand, not a teacher trying to preach. I love working with people from the ground up; we start at the comfort zone and work our way to improvement. I know I don't know everything, so I'm excited to learn as well!... Start where you are...

...medicine. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time while in medical school and during my undergraduate degree. While in medical school and during my undergraduate studies I have worked as a teaching fellow and a tutor. This has given me many different experiences with students from a variety of backgrounds and knowledge levels. I have always been interested in the sciences: biology, physiology, anatomy, and many other subjects. My main motivation to go into medicine is...

...am currently applying to Dental Schools. I have been a tutor and Teaching Assistant for the past two years at BYU for various different science based classes including chemistry, physics, biology, anatomy, and physiology courses. I have also had experience teaching in various different capacities other than college courses including in spanish and with high school students. This past year I studied for and took the DAT which taught me valuable study habits and skills....

...two research projects the other project of which is the construction of a preparatory prosthetic which doesn't currently exist in the US. The next phase of development is a neuroprothetics which begins in May and I give this background to you to say I knew coding, and a little signal processing, but no circuit design, neuroscience, or mechatronics prior to my injury. Now using techniques I've learned through trial and error I am able to...

I am a former AP Chemistry teacher who loves to help students understand difficult subjects and be successful in their learning pursuits. Seeing the "ahhh-hhaa" moments in students as I am helping them learn math, science and occasionally piano is what makes teaching worth it. I can't wait to see you succeed!

...on the pre-med track. My academic background includes advanced coursework such as Organic Chemistry, Physics II, and Statistics, as well as strong foundations in General Chemistry I & II, College Algebra, and Biology. In addition to my studies, I work as a Learning Assistant (LA) for Chemistry at the University of Utah, where I support students in developing a deeper understanding of chemical concepts through guided practice and collaborative learning. This role has sharpened my...

...that the "eureka!" moment happens from going back to the basics, finding that disconnect of knowledge, and filling it in. I like to break down each component of the question and make sure my students understand what it's asking, what it's assuming, and how we're going to find our answer. Through my experience of teaching I have found that this way works the best. Being able to break down and translate the hard concepts into...

...to teach and help you excel in those subjects, given my experience helping my peers in college with homework and learning. My teaching style rests on four pillars: 1- Understanding what you know about the lesson material. 2- Helping you understand what the lesson will cover. 3- Ask you questions to confirm you understanding of principles and your ability to correctly do practice problems. 4- You asking me questions at any time without any hesitation...

...with an emphasis in Virology and minors in Microbiology and Family Science. I have extensive experience tutoring in one-on-one settings in a variety of subjects including math, chemistry, physics, and molecular biology. I also taught an organic chemistry laboratory, for which I taught in both large and small groups, as well as individually. I believe that learning should be an enjoyable experience, and that everyone has their own unique way of learning. I strive to...