I am an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University studying biomedical engineering and applied mathematics. I tutored students throughout high school, some of whom were able to attain A's in classes such as AP Chemistry, AP Calc BC, and AP Physics, among various other mathematically rigorous courses. Students whom I have tutored now attend notable universities across the country, from Harvard to Berkeley. I am proficient in many different fields of high school and undergraduate math such as calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and probability/ statistics. I am also proficient in general and organic chemistry at the undergrad level. I approach tutoring from a conceptual/ theoretical perspective so that students are better able to cross-apply what I teach them to other problems they encounter in different courses of study.

I have taken classes in Calculus (levels 1 through 3), differential equations, and linear algebra during high school and undergraduate studies, passing all with an A- or higher. I have received much praise from my teachers and professors for my deep content knowledge and my ability to share that knowledge with others in an effective and thorough manner.

I received A's in both general and organic chemistry and have always had a passion for the chemical and biological sciences. Being a biomedical engineering major, I am able to discuss concepts in organic chemistry from both a practical and conceptual standpoint, allowing you the student to turn a subject often characterized by rote memorization into one of sensible logic and conceptual precision.

I have 5 years of debate experience, so the formulation of arguments and their realization in written form is something I am quite familiar with. Whether it be college essays, argumentative expositions, or even creative writing endeavors, I am able to proofread and provide advice regarding the precision and style of your writing.

Please contact me for further information and to schedule lessons!