Bachelors in neuroscience the bridge between science and brain

Mohamed C.

I hold a major in neuroscience and a minor in exercise and sports science, which have provided me with a deep understanding of complex scientific and mathematical concepts. With a 3.98 GPA, I have built a strong foundation in subjects such as biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. My education has equipped me with the skills to simplify difficult concepts, making learning accessible to students of all levels. Additionally, I have tutored peers and younger students in these subjects, helping them improve both their academic performance and confidence.

Beyond academics, I have hands-on teaching experience through volunteer and paid positions, including Superprof and in-university opportunities at Wayne State University. I have tutored students individually and in small groups, providing personalized instruction tailored to each student’s unique learning needs. I’ve also worked in educational settings, assisting at local recreational centers and supporting classrooms. As a certified substitute teacher for K-12 students, I’ve developed diverse teaching methods, such as active learning, problem-solving exercises, and visual aids, to cater to different learning styles.

Over the years, I’ve worked with students from middle school to college level at Wayne State University. I’ve taught in one-on-one tutoring sessions, both in person at students' homes and in group settings with siblings. My experience includes preparing students for exams, helping with homework, and guiding them through challenging course material. My approach is patient and supportive, ensuring students not only understand the material but also build confidence in their abilities. I aim to foster a positive learning environment that encourages curiosity and motivates students to achieve their academic goals. I have also taken the SAT and DAT exams and possess profound knowledge in the science, math, and reading sections across both standardized tests