I graduated from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health with a MS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in 2017. Following, I took the new MCAT, and excelled in both the Bio/Biochem and Chem/Phys sections. During my studying, I began teaching both a Cell Biology and a Gen Chem/Orgo/Biochem overview course at the University level for Nursing Majors. I quickly fell in love with teaching and sharing my knowledge with others.
I provide full support for my students, which...
I graduated from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health with a MS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in 2017. Following, I took the new MCAT, and excelled in both the Bio/Biochem and Chem/Phys sections. During my studying, I began teaching both a Cell Biology and a Gen Chem/Orgo/Biochem overview course at the University level for Nursing Majors. I quickly fell in love with teaching and sharing my knowledge with others.
I provide full support for my students, which includes:
- A recording of each session so you can review it at any moment in the future
- A customized dropbox folder that I will upload resources and other helpful documents for you to access at any time
- Support between sessions via text, email, and your customized dropbox folder
- A free introductory phone call, where I identify your learning style, where you are struggling the most, your course structure, and better understand your specific needs so I can be the best tutor possible.
I started tutoring 30+ science subjects because I want to use my knowledge and experience to help students in all stages of their journey learn to love the sciences and achieve their highest potential. I have taught at the university level for over a year and a half, and have had the opportunity to practice this with my students. Through tutoring, I aim to branch out even further and show new students that science can be exciting, interesting, and something everyone can understand! After graduating with my Master of Science degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, I realized I could not have made it there without the many mentors, teachers, and tutors that helped me along the way. I was not always focused on science and academia, especially in high school. However, it was a tutor that showed me a unique way of approaching science, and I have carried that with me ever since.
Coming into college with little background in science, I understand what it is like to build from the ground up - s
