MD Candidate, Passionate about Teaching Science

Bhavya B.

I am currently a fourth-year medical student and current tutor at my medical school. I focus on USMLE and shelf exams, neurology, internal medicine, and other subjects. I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Georgia with a degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Throughout my academic journey, I was honored with various scholarships, including the Classics Scholar and Franklin College of Arts and Science Scholar, as well as multiple presidential lists recognitions.

My passion for the sciences has been longstanding, and I thoroughly enjoy teaching and discussing scientific concepts with students. I have found great fulfillment in assisting others in making progress and establishing strong connections with the subject matter.

In terms of teaching experience, I spent a year tutoring general chemistry in a hybrid classroom and group tutoring setting as part of a program at the University of Georgia. Additionally, I developed and implemented my own tutoring program for organic chemistry, teaching 18 students through online platforms. I created my own curriculum and saw significant progress in each student.

My teaching methodology revolves around focusing on fundamental concepts and utilizing them to solve problems similar to those encountered in exams. This approach has yielded success, as students are better able to prepare in the format they will be tested and build a solid foundation that extends beyond the course material.

My teaching experience has been with medical students, first- to third-year undergraduate students, with a total of five years in both university employment and private tutoring.