Hi, I’m Masih, a U.S. medical student applying into neurology, and I tutor undergraduate, pre-med, nursing, and allied-health students in the human side of biology: anatomy and physiology, human biology, neuroscience, cell biology, microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, pathophysiology, medical terminology, and MCAT Biology/Biochemistry. My medical training gives me a practical, clinical way to explain difficult science concepts, so students are not just memorizing facts; they are learning how...
Hi, I’m Masih, a U.S. medical student applying into neurology, and I tutor undergraduate, pre-med, nursing, and allied-health students in the human side of biology: anatomy and physiology, human biology, neuroscience, cell biology, microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, pathophysiology, medical terminology, and MCAT Biology/Biochemistry. My medical training gives me a practical, clinical way to explain difficult science concepts, so students are not just memorizing facts; they are learning how organs, cells, pathways, and disease mechanisms fit together.
Students often struggle in these courses when lecture slides feel disorganized, when the exam requires application rather than memorization, or when they do not know which details are high yield. My tutoring style is structured and active. We start by identifying the exact topic or problem type causing trouble, then I build a clear concept map, draw mechanisms step by step, ask targeted questions, and use practice questions to check whether the idea is sticking. I focus on cause-and-effect reasoning, pattern recognition, and study systems that make exam preparation more efficient.
I work best with motivated college students who want a patient tutor who can make complex human biology feel logical. I can help with weekly course support, exam review, MCAT Biology/Biochemistry, neuroscience, anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, and study planning. I provide academic tutoring and study strategy, not personal medical advice, and I tailor each session to your class, professor, lecture notes, and upcoming exam.