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Johns Hopkins Graduate | STEM Tutor for Math, Science & Python
Bryan M.

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Hello! My name is Bryan, and I recently completed my Master's degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Johns Hopkins University after earning my Bachelor's degree in the same field. Throughout my academic career, I have enjoyed helping students build confidence in STEM subjects and develop strong problem-solving skills. My background includes advanced coursework in mathematics, chemistry, physics, programming, and data science.

My tutoring experience began in high school through...

Hello! My name is Bryan, and I recently completed my Master's degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Johns Hopkins University after earning my Bachelor's degree in the same field. Throughout my academic career, I have enjoyed helping students build confidence in STEM subjects and develop strong problem-solving skills. My background includes advanced coursework in mathematics, chemistry, physics, programming, and data science.

My tutoring experience began in high school through the National Honor Society, where I tutored fellow students in chemistry, physics, algebra, and precalculus. I also worked privately with middle and high school students in algebra and precalculus. At Johns Hopkins, I served as a peer tutor for Physics I and II for two years and worked as a math tutor at Henderson Hopkins School, where I was later promoted to Head Tutor and supervised a team of tutors while continuing to teach students. During graduate school, I served as a Teaching Assistant for both Gateway Computing: Python and Statistical Modeling with Python, supporting students through office hours, project guidance, grading, and classroom instruction.

My teaching philosophy is centered on building conceptual understanding rather than memorization. I work with students to develop intuition, confidence, and independent problem-solving skills that extend beyond a single assignment or exam. I adapt my teaching approach to each student's needs, whether they are preparing for a test, completing coursework, learning Python, or strengthening their foundation in STEM subjects.

I currently tutor mathematics (algebra, precalculus, and calculus), chemistry, physics, and Python programming. I am also available to help students prepare for the quantitative portions of standardized exams, including the SAT and ACT. On my own exams, I earned a 770 on the SAT Math section, a 34 on ACT Math, and a 36 on ACT Science.

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Johns Hopkins University
Chemical Engineering
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ACT Math

ACT Math

I earned a 34 on the ACT Math section and have years of experience teaching and tutoring mathematics across a variety of levels. Through my engineering education and tutoring background, I have developed strong problem-solving techniques that translate well to standardized testing. I help students improve both speed and accuracy while reinforcing the underlying mathematical concepts tested on the ACT. I strive to make challenging topics approachable and manageable.
ACT Science

ACT Science

I earned a perfect 36 on the ACT Science section and have extensive experience working with scientific data, analysis, and problem-solving through both academic and industry research. The ACT Science section is often more about interpreting information than memorizing scientific facts, and I help students develop the analytical skills needed to succeed. My background in engineering and scientific research allows me to teach effective strategies for reading graphs, evaluating experiments, and answering questions efficiently. I focus on helping students improve both confidence and performance on test day.
Algebra 1

Algebra 1

I began tutoring Algebra I while in high school through the National Honor Society and also worked privately with middle and high school students. Algebra serves as the foundation for many future STEM courses, so I focus on ensuring students develop strong problem-solving habits and conceptual understanding. I enjoy helping students build confidence with equations, functions, graphing, and word problems. My goal is to make mathematics approachable and less intimidating.
Algebra 2

Algebra 2

I have experience tutoring Algebra II through both volunteer and private tutoring settings. My engineering background required extensive use of algebraic concepts, making Algebra II a subject I continue to apply regularly in higher-level mathematics and science. I help students strengthen their understanding of functions, systems of equations, polynomials, logarithms, and other core topics. I focus on helping students develop the skills needed for success in precalculus, calculus, and beyond.
Calculus

Calculus

As a Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering graduate from Johns Hopkins University, I completed multiple semesters of calculus and advanced mathematics coursework. My engineering training required applying calculus to a wide range of scientific and engineering problems. I enjoy helping students understand the concepts behind derivatives, integrals, and differential equations rather than simply memorizing procedures. I work with students to strengthen both their computational skills and mathematical intuition.
Chemistry

Chemistry

I have a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Johns Hopkins University, where I completed extensive coursework in chemistry, physical chemistry, thermodynamics, and molecular sciences. Throughout high school and college, I tutored students in chemistry and related STEM subjects. My academic training and research experience have given me a strong understanding of both fundamental chemical principles and their real-world applications. I enjoy helping students build intuition for chemistry concepts rather than relying solely on memorization.
Physics

Physics

I served as a peer tutor for Physics I and II at Johns Hopkins University for two years, helping undergraduate students strengthen their conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills. My engineering background required extensive coursework in physics and applied mathematics. Through tutoring, I have worked with students on topics ranging from mechanics and electricity to exam preparation and homework support. My goal is to help students develop a systematic approach to solving physics problems with confidence.
Precalculus

Precalculus

I have experience tutoring precalculus at the high school level and have applied many of its concepts throughout my engineering education. Precalculus serves as an important bridge between algebra and calculus, so I emphasize both conceptual understanding and problem-solving techniques. I help students build confidence with functions, trigonometry, exponential and logarithmic relationships, and analytical reasoning. My goal is to prepare students for success in future mathematics courses while strengthening their overall mathematical foundation.
Python

Python

I served as a Teaching Assistant for both Gateway Computing: Python and Statistical Modeling with Python at Johns Hopkins University, where I supported students through office hours, project guidance, grading, and classroom instruction. Beyond teaching, I have extensive experience applying Python in research and industry settings, including bioinformatics and computational biology projects at leading pharmaceutical companies. I enjoy helping students learn not only Python syntax but also how to use programming to solve real-world problems. Whether you are new to coding or working on advanced projects, I can help you develop practical programming skills and confidence.
SAT Math

SAT Math

I scored a 770 on the SAT Math section and have extensive experience tutoring mathematics at the middle school, high school, and college levels. My background in engineering and quantitative problem-solving allows me to help students develop efficient strategies for tackling SAT Math questions. I focus on identifying knowledge gaps, improving accuracy, and building confidence under timed testing conditions. My goal is to help students maximize their score while strengthening their mathematical foundation.
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