I'm a graduate from the University of Texas at Dallas with double Bachelors Degrees in Computer Science and Cognitive Science. I have explored the intersection of technology, medicine, and public policy throughout my academic career. I'm an industry-trained computer scientist with experience at Microsoft and the National Institute of Health.I have tutored students in all sections of the MCAT (CARS is my area of expertise), math, computer science, biology, and chemistry.I'm passionate about teaching others from a wide range of backgrounds and love passing on my knowledge to others! In my free time, I enjoy playing classical guitar, singing in my local choir, and traveling.

Teaching has always been a passion for me. I am a undergrad at the University of Texas at Dallas working on my Biomedical Engineering degree. I have tutored students of all ages and backgrounds and am excited to meet new people. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about subjects involving math. I will work hard to make sure you leave more knowledgeable and prepared for what comes next.

I recently graduated cum laude with a BS Biomedical Engineering degree. I tutor any of the fundamental sciences as well as calculus and pre-cal. I am a part of the Imperial Scientific Association (ISA), a group of NASA certified educators. During the week I am assisting with clinical research. Weekends will be an ideal time to meet. My tutoring style is best described as unwavering patience. I explain until there is understanding. I've spent years teaching my younger sister the ropes in science and math. I have the patience to explain the big fundamentals from start to finish and I have the experience to talk about how the theory applies to life.

I consider myself a hard-working individual that has a wide variety of skill sets and talents. I am a fast learner, and thanks to my upbringing, I have developed an exceptional work ethic. Every position and job I've held in the past shaped the type of worker I am today and will be tomorrow. I bring not only a smile and a great attitude to the classroom, but also strong leadership, friendly companionship, and a disposition for excellence. I live to teach and I love to help people learn.

Hi everyone, my name is Chelsea, it's nice to meet you! I have a B.S. in Physics and a M.S. in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology from UT Dallas (Go Comets!) and I love to help physics, chemistry, biology and math students of all levels. Let's talk about sessions.... Subjects: For sciences I only teach biology, chemistry and physics and very closely related kinds of general physics, I do not have a speciality in any particular type of physics unless it is part of the undergraduate curriculum for physics majors accepted by most universities (such as Thermodynamics, Optics, etc). I now tutor mathematics as well. I operate on a first-come first-serve basis to make session timing fair to all students. Requests made for next day session under 24 hours can only be honored if there is available space. Any cancellations for same day session requests will be invoiced as a 24 hour cancellation. Since my semester average is well above 50 students simultaneously and to respect the time of all students schedules and my own, I request that all clients confirm their scheduled sessions in the system at least 24 hours before the scheduled time. Otherwise, I will assume that time does not work and will offer the time to another student if requested. For New Students: Please send me your most recent updated availability as soon as you can, thank you! This speeds up the process of scheduling tremendously. Materials: I can't emphasize this enough. Please send any materials you'd like to cover during the session at least 24 hours before our scheduled session time (so that I have enough time to prepare), it's never too early to send materials to my email. Time Zones: Also, unless otherwise specified, all session times will be communicated in CST (converting your time zone to CST) for ease of use and to reduce confusion considering Varsity Tutors has students from all over the United States and Canada.

I have been a high school math teacher for many years. My favorite subjects to teach are Algebra and Geometry. I also teach AP Statistics and love helping students navigate the intricacies of the AP Exam. I am working towards a Master's degree in Economics because I love how math can be applied to all aspects of life, especially the social sciences. I believe all students can be successful in math and I would love the opportunity to help you be successful!

As a premed, I completely understand the toll that the MCAT takes and I'm excited for the opportunity to help fellow premeds to take the test. I've worked as an ACT/SAT tutor in high school and after taking the MCAT and scoring in the 97th percentile, I've been helping my classmates prep for the test. I am a senior Neuroscience student at the University of Texas at Dallas, and I am tutoring in the four sections of the MCAT. I will help you make a schedule and work through YOUR problems from whatever resources you use.

"I am a biomedical engineering student at the University of Texas at Dallas, currently pursuing the pre-med track. As an Academic Excellence Scholarship recipient, I have excelled in rigorous mathematics and science courses, which I also feel confident teaching. (Calculus, General Chemistry, Biology etc.) My volunteering experience as a teacher has allowed me to develop a passion for helping others learn effectively. As a student, I appreciate interactive teaching methods that emphasize practicing problems and engaging discussions. I value teamwork and enjoy guiding others through challenging topics or complex math problems.

I enjoy tutoring because, when my students succeed, I get to be a link in their larger success chain. My favorite notes are from students who write to tell me that they just got their law degree, or PhD, or made it into the Naval Academy. (Go Navy!)I personally graduated cum laude with a double bachelors in Sociology and Historical Studies from the University of Texas at Dallas. I specialize in shepherding students through the SAT and ACT tests. As much as I enjoy math, I especially enjoy tutoring reading and writing because getting very good with that skillset has the most carryover value to the real world for most students.If I had to describe my teaching philosophy it would be, "Take your goals seriously. Invest in yourself. Lace in. Win through." In my spare time I enjoy reading and writing, and working out. I probably read about 30 books a year and I've written six books including several tutoring books-- since 2015.

I am a graduate from The University of Texas at Dallas where I received my Bachelor of Science in Biology. During college I have gained valuable teaching and mentorship experiences. I was an undergraduate teaching assistant for introduction to Biology lab and introduction to Neuroscience for combined 3 semesters. As an undergraduate TA, I held weekly reviews and demonstrated lab techniques to help my students. I was a freshman mentor for 2 semesters in which I worked with my mentee to help him achieve his academic and personal goal and to help smoothen his transition from high school to college. I tutor high school and college level Biology and Chemistry. I believe each student has a different learning approach which allows them to be the best at that subject. I look forward to working with future students and helping them succeed in subjects or topics they need help on. In my spare time, I enjoy playing basketball, running, and watching sports.

First, a student, second, a teacher. This mindset reminds me to take a step back and meet students where they are background knowledge, current situation, feelings about what is to be learned, dreams and goals. It's important for me to listen to understand students when I work with them. This way, I can ask better questions to help them grow in specific knowledge, as well as in life in ways that work for them. This way, my students leave sessions satisfied, fulfilled, and feel it was time well-spent. My education background is in the sciences - for the first half of my undergraduate education, I lived in New Orleans and studied Neuroscience at Tulane University. There, I took a Teaching position for an AP Calculus class at New Orleans Charter Science and Math High School my first real experience in a teacher-like role in after-school study sessions. An important question to ask students became "What do you want to get out of the class and our time together?" this way I could align my expectations of students with their goals. After Tulane, I went back home to finish my undergraduate degree at the University of Texas at Dallas. More of my teaching philosophy was developed here with positions as Teaching Assistant in Biochemistry and Supplemental Instruction Leader in Physics at the Student Success Center. Here, I started to see teaching as an art of sharing information and helping peers think in new ways about how to take-in and assimilate knowledge. I hadn't considered teaching as a career up to this point; I had always wanted to be a doctor. I took the MCAT in 2015, and interviewed for medical school in Texas. I decided on UT Southwestern. I graduated Summa Cum Laude with Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience at UT Dallas and then went on to complete two and half years of medical school with clinical rotations at UT Southwestern Medical Center. I liked all the specialties in which I rotated, but I did not feel called to any one specialty in particular like my peers did. This is why I left medical school in 2018 to pursue a M.S. in Applied Cognition and Neuroscience at UT Dallas. Since then, I have taught with Kaplan Test Prep as an MCAT Instructor for In-Person, Kaplan Partner Solutions Institutional Partnerships, and Live Online delivery modes. At Kaplan, my teaching style has matured incorporating elements of growth mindset and learning science with spaced repetition of relevant concepts all while meeting students where they are on their journeys in education. Now, as an Honors Chemistry teacher at Coppell High School, I am able to design learning to meet individual student needs in a dual-delivery space: in-person and online education, all at the same time, via zoom. Helping students achieve their full potential is my passion, and I specialize in MCAT science. Please reach out with questions!

I am a pre-medical student at the University of Texas at Dallas, double-majoring in Biology and Healthcare Management. I have a strong passion for teaching and helping others along the journey of my medical career, so if you need help on a subject, whether it's math, science, writing, or whatever else you need help with, I'm here for you!