Soon to be Doctor with Tons of Tutoring Experience

Katia V.

Microsoft Windows

I can do pretty much anything you can think of on Windows. I've been using it ever since I can remember. I know how to navigate the internet. I can type at an average rate of 60-70 wpm. I know how to install and uninstall programs. I know how to deal with viruses. I actually taught my dad how to use Windows (he is very old school and stubborn and disliked computers until recently), and he was very hard to teach but I managed to do it.

Pharmacology

I'm a fourth year medical student who has passed all board exams and pharmacology courses. I feel prepared to tutor in this area as I have excelled in pharmacology and thoroughly enjoy the subject material.

Precalculus

I took precalculus in high school and about a year ago I took Calculus in college and finished with an A. Right now I tutor in my college's math lab.

SAT Math

I tutor all the regular math subjects learned in high school (geometry, trigonometry, algebra, precalculus), and some more. I've tutored for the Regents individual sections, which tend to be similar to the SAT (sometimes the Regents are harder because they are more specific). I've had a lot of success, and when taking practice tests, I've found that my students' scores increased noticeably.