I have a PhD. in organic chemistry and I am state-certified teacher. I have taught recitation and lab classes in general chemistry as well as organic chemistry at New York University and York College. I have times in the evenings and weekends to tutor in the New York City area. I have tutored students in...See Samuel's full profile

I've completed college-level organic chemistry 1 and 2 with an A-See Daniel's full profile

I've been tutoring organic chemistry since my sophomore year of college (4+ years). I've earned an A+ in both organic chemistry 1 & 2 (CHEM 222 & CHEM 224) and had the opportunity to work as a teaching assistant/tutor for a PhD professor. Additionally, I've tutored at the...See Jonathan's full profile

I have been teaching Organic Chemistry 1 & 2 for the past 5-6 years and I have a PhD in chemistry and teaching Organic & Chemistry lab classes has given me the tools to breakdown the information to students. See Jennifer's full profile

As graduate with a degree in Biochemistry, I am fully aware of how difficult Organic Chemistry is. It is generally considered to be a gateway course, particularly for premed students. I've seen many students struggle in Ochem. Heck, I was one of those students. But, fear not. Even if you don't understand...See Kevin's full profile

I have a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from MIT and work as an Organic Chemistry in the Pharmaceutical Industry. I have been tutoring Organic Chemistry for the last 20 years and have extensive experience working with students achieve excellent grades. My specific passion is working with...See Kevin's full profile

... can definitely help out! Having majored in Chemistry and studied extensively for the MCAT, I have mastered biology, biochemistry, general chemistry, organic chemistry and physics as well as psychology and sociology. In undergrad, I tutored NYU undergraduate students on campus in the disciplines of Chemistry, Biochemistry...See Christie's full profile

At this point, the difficulty level in Organic Chemistry I increases exponentially and it keeps rising through Organic Chemistry II. Once students fall behind, it's quite challenging for them to solve multi-step synthesis problems, to draw out mechanisms, and/or to memorize reagents confidently....See Charles's full profile

I earned a master's degree in both organic and physical chemistry from NYU in 1983, and worked as a synthetic organic chemist for CIBA-GEIGY in the 1980s.See Richard's full profile

As a graduate student, I've taught several courses in chemistry and organic chemistry. I've also taught and tutored organic chemistry courses for the past 8 years at both the high school and college levels. I also have experience teaching MCAT prep courses with focus in Organic Chemistry,...See John's full profile

...chemistry with High Distinctions. I worked in an organic chemistry laboratory previously and I have a wide array of knowledge regarding organic chemistry. From nomenclature to reaction mechanisms, I've helped multiple individuals tackle the difficulty of organic chemistry. ...See Deame's full profile

Many of my students frequently hear that success in organic chemistry lies in sheer memorization. However, building fluency and familiarity with the breadth and diversity of reactions in organic chemistry requires understanding core foundational concepts and recurring motifs and patterns. I connect organic...See Yanping's full profile

I have tutored organic chemistry students across the city. Organic chemistry differs slightly for the level of depth and reactions that are emphasized between NYU, Fordham, Columbia, and at the CUNY schools I have tutored for. It is really important that that Organic Chemistry is attacked through...See Christopher's full profile

I have taken organic chemistry I and II as an undergraduate and have received an A in both courses. I also have a lot of experience tutoring the subject, including 2 current students, both of whom are now doing very well in their classes. I teach my students how to think clearly about the molecules and reactions,...See Michael's full profile

These responsibilities required drawing on my strong understanding of organic reactions and physically applying them in the lab to generate compounds. My teaching experience in organic chemistry was furthered upon entering graduate school for a further two years. Here I gained advanced insight into the...See Larry's full profile

I'm a current MS1 at Zucker School of Medicine (ZSOM), but I first graduated in 2012 with a degree in Art History and Chemistry from NYU and I completed a second degree in Behavioral Neuroscience at Hunter College. I studied Organic Chemistry at both NYU and Hunter College. While at Hunter, I was ranked #1...See Francesca's full profile

...learned in lectures, and with test preparation. I also have five years of experience with small-group teaching covering foundational and advanced topics in organic chemistry....See Alan's full profile

I have tutored Organic Chemistry for over 5 years. I am familiar with the way Orgo is taught at NYU, Hunter College, Columbia, Pace, and Fordham. I have come to learn that each school has it's own unique way of presenting and testing the material and I am happy to share my insights with my students. See Jeffrey's full profile

I have been tutoring since 2017 and I have taught 2 semesters of Organic Chemistry I and one semester of Organic Chemistry II as a TA. I am currently pursuing my PhD in chemistry with an emphasis on organic synthesis.See Keaon's full profile

After the lesson, I would review the points that we learned and having a goal of students practicing material on their own. The method can be adjusted based on student's individual needs. I have a year experience in teaching organic chemistry and physical chemistry in college. I worked directly with any...See Nim's full profile

I am passionate about organic chemistry and continue to use its concepts in more advanced classes and in research. I took two semesters of organic chemistry at Washington University in St. Louis and received: Organic chemistry I: A- Organic chemistry II: ASee Tony's full profile

I am qualified to tutor Organic Chemistry as a result of the extensive course work and research performed earning my degree. In my undergraduate coursework I have had a full year of Organic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry, including lab courses. I have also had research experience in computational...See Ken's full profile

I have been teaching organic chemistry to students since college. I received A's in both my organic chemistry classes and my chemistry classes as well. Along with getting good grades I was in the honors program in NJIT due to my chemistry acuity. The student I'm teaching now through wyzant...See Dharshini's full profile

I earned my PhD in Organic Chemistry, followed by three years of postdoctoral experience. I worked as an adjunct professor at a community college in NY, and taught classes and tutored in organic chemistry during my PhD and postdoctoral careers. During my PhD, I developed an online homework program in...See Raghu Ram's full profile

As part of my Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, I took Organic Chemistry I and II and the associated lab courses. I received either an A or a B+ in all four courses. Additionally, I served as an Organic Chemistry teaching assistant for a year, tutoring students weekly for...See Abigail's full profile