Award-Winning Tutors from The University of Texas at Dallas

I have been currently working as a professional tutor for a little over a year but I have been tutoring for a lot longer than that. I remember tutoring my kid sister for the past couple of years in subjects such as Algebra, History, Chemistry, etc. Finally, in her senior year of high school, I still cherish the moments when she asks for my help. Over the past couple of months I have been tutoring at a place in Allen and I love every moment of it. During the course of that time I have been able to establish a great relationship with all my kids. I love seeing their smiles when they tell me they were able to ace a test in school due to my help. Tutoring and mentoring kids is honestly the best job I have ever had.I am currently a junior at the University of Texas at Dallas where I am working on a BS Health Care Administration and Biology. I hope to eventually have a job coordinating departments within a health care clinic or even a hospital. I specialize mostly in on-level or pre-AP Biology and Chemistry as well as Algebra but feel confident teaching subjects such as History and AP Biology.I hold myself to a high standard and I will hold my students to the same standards I hold myself. I will not only try to teach the concepts, I will teach critical learning skills so my students can take the knowledge they acquired and apply it to other classes as they move through their school career.

My teaching experience began when I was 16 years old, at which time I worked at a Mathnasium Learning Center in my hometown. I have since earned my Bachelor's in Psychology and am now working toward a PhD in Clinical Psychology. I have tutored K-12 Math, SAT, ACT, and GRE for the last several years, with a specialty in all four composite sections of the ACT. I greatly enjoy working one-on-one with students and showing them that it really is alright to not know something and to work through it together. I have had opportunities to work with learners of all abilities, including gifted students, those on the autism spectrum, and those with ADHD and/or testing anxiety. My goal is always to make things "click" on the first explanation, but I am always prepared to demonstrate multiple strategies for solving difficult problems. I look forward to helping your student reach their greatest potential!

I've been babysitting for six years, and I've interacted with people of all ages. I've tutored a few of the kids I've babysat, including teaching one how to read and reviewing math with elementary school-age kids. I am also the oldest of four, and have helped them learn their school subjects, all with a range of before Pre-K through middle school. I've also helped my classmates achieve high grades on their essays, and I helped out as an editor/grader for a class that I took in high school.I have graduated from Vista Ridge High School, and I entered the University of Texas at Dallas with 24 credit hours from Austin Community College.Outside of tutoring and academics, I work at a local Salata, play guitar, do a lot of drawing and writing, and spend time with my family and my cat.

I am a Financial and Managerial Accounting and K-12 Math (Including Algebra I - Calculus AB) tutor based in Dallas, TX. I am currently pursuing my Master's of Science in Accounting at UT Dallas through the Professional Program in Accounting. I have 5+ years of experience tutoring K-12 Math and 2+ years of experience tutoring college-level accounting. I also help with SAT Math and SAT Writing!

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Personal Facts and Style: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Native English Speaker and No Accent (These are important to some students) Patient and Friendly Like to explain things step by step and write a lot on the white board! ALWAYS open to questions and suggestions from students and parents Background: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I have always enjoyed teaching new concepts to people, whether formally or informally. To paraphrase an old TV series title, I would say "Have books, will travel" to describe my passion for teaching. Of course, now these "books" are often online, and we travel with laptops and tablets. But learning will always be associated with the word books, in my opinion. My experience includes all levels of mathematics, including calculus, business calculus, and multi-variable calculus. I also love teaching the fundamentals such as algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. I am very comfortable in teaching computer-based topics such as Cloud Computing concepts as well as specifics for Amazon Web Services (AWS) Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Tutoring Approach: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When tutoring, I first try to understand the student's specific goals and needs. Maybe it's help with HW. Maybe it's general concepts. Perhaps it's a standardized test such as AP, SAT, GRE. What does the student need and what are his/her goals? How can I help? That's my approach. I try to make sessions interactive to make the learning process interesting. This also helps reinforce student learning. For 1-1 sessions, this is relatively easy to do. For group sessions, I try to ask students if they understand, and I give them time to solve the problems that I present. Subjects of Interest to Me (not a complete list) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Science is awesome right? From the biochemical reactions inside of our cells to the extreme biological adaptations of deep-diving sperm whales to the long distance migration of some birds, nature never ceases to amaze me. I love Biology (especially Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Cancer Biology), Chemistry (especially Biochemistry and Organic Chemistry), and Physics (Classical and Modern). I enjoy tutoring in these subjects as stand-alone or as part of the MCAT exam. Current Endeavors ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am currently working on Machine Learning (ML), and specifically neural networks. I use Python (with the Tensor Flow and Kera packages) and Jupyter Notebooks. I also use various tools in the cloud, and I set up billing alerts and cost constraints to ensure that I stay within my prescribed budget. I am also analyzing data such as my own Apple health data (XML format). There are many tools available for data analysis. I like using Microsoft Fabric along with the Azure Cloud, as it provides a good end-to-end solution.

Want to learn something? I am third year medical resident in Family Medicine and was born and raised in a family of teachers and educators. I really enjoy learning and teaching and the process of deconstructing things down to their most digestible parts. I am a big advocate of making things fun and trying to bring the material to life. I have experience tutoring all ages, and in a wide range of disciplines. I look forward to helping you or you child meet your goals in whatever way I can!

I thoroughly enjoy tutoring, predominantly because I love to learn and understand the frustrations about struggling with a multitude of subjects. It can often feel overwhelming but I have confidence that students can succeed academically with patient and dedicated guidance.At the moment, I am working towards becoming a certified teacher. During high school at the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, I maintained a 4.0 GPA, was on the Dean's List every semester, and earned recognition as a National Merit finalist. During undergraduate college at the University of Texas at Dallas, I maintained all A's, graduated as a Magna Cum Laude honors student, was on the President's List multiple semesters, and received the Academic Excellence Scholarship due to my National Merit finalist standing. During high school and undergraduate college, I studied diligently in order to learn and succeed academically, and I hope to be able to provide others with the same opportunity.Regarding my tutoring experience, I started tutoring as a high school student. During high school, I was committee head for a local middle school volunteering program. Every week, I would help teach children in a variety of subjects that ranged in mathematics, sciences, and even reading. In addition, I was part of a group of private tutors in the subjects of biology, chemistry, and pre-calculus for high school students attending my school. While in undergraduate college, I was not part of an official tutoring organization but I did choose to volunteer to help my colleagues in biochemistry-based courses such as biochemistry and organic chemistry in addition to neuroscience-related courses. I could understand the difficulties that students had with challenging classes and tried to work with them in order for them to better understand and enjoy the material. In addition, I have worked with a tutoring company to tutor students from elementary school to college in the subjects of elementary reading, elementary writing, elementary mathematics, algebra 1, algebra 2, chemistry, biology, biochemistry, organic chemistry, and ACT/SAT preparation.

I am a tutor available to teach a wide range of subjects, ranging from test prep to math and history. I am interested in helping any student with a desire to improve their understanding their subject of choice. My personal favorite are history, literature, economics and politics. I have worked with a diverse age group of students, from elementary to university level, with the bulk of my experience with high school and college level work.I have a Master's Degree from the University of Washington in Public Administration and a BA from the University of Texas at Dallas in International Political Economy. Apart from academics, I enjoy photography and kayaking.

Hi, I'm Hari, and am currently a university student! I know how studying for the SAT can be daunting as someone who went through it firsthand. I have a very systematic approach to it, and can help supply resources and the effective methods of solving problems while staying under the time limit of the SAT. There will be a fixed structure in my class to help you to consistently improve your scores and reach your desired score. Getting the dream score on the SAT is hard, but not impossible, and is really attainable with the right help. Please reach out if I can help you!

Hi Everyone! My name is Linda Deaver, and I hold a B.A. in Literature and Historical Studies from the University of Texas at Dallas. My M.A. and Ph.D., which are also from the University of Texas at Dallas, are both in the Humanities with a concentration in the moral philosophy, literature, and feminist theory. I consider myself a non-traditional student and a life-long learner. What can I say--I love to learn! As a legal assistant, I originally started school with plans to take business classes to prepare for law school. However, it did not take long to realize that when it came time to make that fateful decision: law or literature, my heart belonged to literature. and art, and history, and philosophy. The study of literature and philosophy, especially, opened up another world for me, a world of new ideas and unlimited possibilities. I hope to share the excitement of that world with my students.

I am a current Ph.D student at the University of Texas at Dallas. I received my bachelors of science in Mathematics with honors from Union College. While in undergrad, I spent all four years working as a course assistant, aiding professors with grading and coursework. I also volunteered with Girls Inc all four years, tutoring students in grades 1-5 in a range of topics, but mostly math. During the summers, I worked with the academic outreach program, as an RA and a tutor for students going into their first year at Union College. Now as a Ph.D student, I have spent two years as a TA for undergraduate students, mostly working in calculus based courses. I find tutoring an incredibly rewarding process; fostering a students growth, working closely with a few students, and really breaking through educational barriers that are difficult to tackle in a large classroom setting.

Hi there! I gradated university with a neuroscience B.S. and since then, pursued graduate education in healthcare and research. I have previously worked as an independent tutor for the past three years in my local community teaching SAT, OAT, physics, calculus, and organic chemistry. My expertise covers a broad range of subjects, but I am most passionate about life sciences and mathematics. In my experience tutoring, the key to my success lied with my connection to the student. I have learned adaptable and empathetic tutoring allows me and my students to come together and solve tricky learning gaps. Education is a journey. Tutoring is important to me because I have seen students, with the right support, unlock the potential they have to chase after their dreams! When I am not teaching I love going outdoors, engrossing myself in a good book, and occasional painting!

I am passionate about applying my background in literature, technology, and game design to education.I tutor students in SAT/ACT test prep, computer science, computer game design, English literature & composition, mathematics, and English language acquisition (ESL).I excel at teaching students to bridge the gap between abstract, conceptual ideas and concrete practice.

I remember what its like to stare at a piece of homework and not know where to start. Along the way my teachers helped me realize the value of asking questions. In my tutoring, my number one goal is to remove the anxiety behind asking questions about why or how. I believe all students should feel that asking questions is a good academic skill rather than a weakness. In high school, I started tutoring for the National Honor Society, where I enjoyed tutoring underclassmen in Spanish, Chemistry, and Biology.I was born in Panama and later moved to Texas with my family; however, Ive spent most of my life in the DFW area. After high school, I was designated as an AP Scholar. I made high marks on the AP exams for English Language and Composition, English Literature and Composition, and the highest scores on US History and World History.Later, I was named a National Hispanic Merit Scholar and received a full ride scholarship to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where I was also accepted into UNLs Honors college. I double majored in Spanish and Psychology and received minors in International Studies and Latin American Studies. During my years in Lincoln, I tutored middle schoolers in Biology, Pre-Algebra, Spanish, and English Language Arts. I also provided academic organizational skills tutoring and study tips. For my undergraduate research, I worked in a developmental cognitive neuroscience lab on campus. In my free time I volunteered at a cat shelter.After earning my Bachelor of Arts degree, I moved back to DFW to work in my current position doing research for the University of Texas at Dallas. I assist in a project investigating how middle schoolers learn best in their classrooms In my position, Ive traveled all across Texas and Arizona. Im familiar with middle school classrooms and the standard Texas curriculum for middle school grades. While working, I earned my Master of Science degree in Applied Cognition and Neuroscience.at the University of Texas at Dallas. I focused my coursework on adolescent development, learning, and memory.I have experience working with English Language learners within a diverse student body all across Texas. One of my favorite areas is Spanish tutoring for new and native speakers. Oftentimes, Spanish will be spoken at home and a student will have a fluent ability to speak and understand the language. However, reading and writing in the language may need more guided practice. For me, learning to write and read in Spanish was not something I learned at home. I remember being embarrassed at misspelling Spanish words that I had been speaking for years at home. I share my experience with students to highlight how common this situation is when learning to read and write in language.I believe sharing my past experiences and anxieties with learners is helpful for middle schoolers. At this age, they are beginning to navigate their own learning and choose their own classes. My drive to tutor middle school topics in English Language Arts, Spanish, and History is fueled by my desire to set the stage for fearless learning in students.

Hi, my name is Afaf! I am pursuing my doctorate degree as a third year medical student at a university in Kansas City. I have been tutoring students of various ages, in many different subjects, for over ten years, so I have plenty of experience in helping students achieve and exceed their academic goals. In my free time, I enjoy reading, playing tennis and pickleball, watching TV shows and movies, and spending time with my friends and family. I also volunteer at local hospitals and participate in medical outreach clubs at my university. I am very much looking forward to working with you!

I currently attend the University of Texas at Dallas as a Pre-Medical student majoring in Molecular Biology and minoring in Spanish and Hispanic Studies. Previously, I tutored elementary English and Math, as well as high school Chemistry and Spanish. I also have experience as a Pre-Calculus Instructor for Mu Alpha Theta, a competitive mathematics organization. My favorite is STEM tutoring since the content application is vital towards advancing research, medicine and engineering.I love to help students understand subject information so that they can apply it to higher-level institutions such as research, college courses, career internships, etc.My tutoring style is to motivate students through a constructivist approach to learning and engage them in discussion-style instruction. I hope to help build students' confidence when approaching new content so that they feel and perform their best.In my free time, I enjoy shadowing physicians, reading, writing, and making greeting cards. I would love the opportunity to share what I have to offer.

Hello, Students! :) I'm a second-year student dentist at Texas A&M School of Dentistry and have extensive biology, chemistry, and maths knowledge. I have been tutoring at Varsity Tutors for over a year and truly love teaching students challenging subjects and help them navigate through stem coursework. I have expertise in Honors Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Upper-level biology courses: Bio 1 and 2, Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology, Genetics, and Biochemistry. I can help you with SAT, ACT, or DAT prep.

I am a senior at UT Dallas working to attain my Bachelor's Degree in psychology. I am passionate about helping students understand and learn the topics they find most difficult. Guiding them to master ideas and concepts, I hope to make learning a more fun and approachable experience. Throughout high school, I have helped my friends and classmates understand difficult concepts and helped them master them. I tutor in reading, writing, English, and math. My favorite subject to teach is math because I enjoy problem solving and working to find a common solution. My teaching philosophy is that there is nothing that cannot be learning without proper guidance and practice, which I plan to provide to all my students.

Hello! My name is Aliah Mir and I am a Junior at the University of Texas at Dallas. I have a passion for teaching and would love to help you with anything you need!!

I am a graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas who is passionate about helping students. I am currently in medical school and hope to be a PM&R physician. I have several years of tutoring experience working with K-12 students and adult learners.

Hello, I am a student at the University of Texas At Dallas studying mechanical engineering. I have experience teaching at my local church to 9th grade students while sitting in some of my friends elementary classes. Along with this during high school I was a part of the National Music Honor Society which gave me the opportunity to teach kids in extended day about the violin. With these experiences, I hope I could translate to more applicable subjects for school such as math and sciences. During my senior year of high school, I was also a part of the engineering team for a competition called the, Real World Design Challenge, in which my team and I had to design a UAS (unmanned aircraft system). In this I was drilled in public speaking because there was a section in the competition where we try to pitch the idea to judges in which we received a nearly perfect score (99/100). So, my experience in the field of math is very extensive for the high school level of education along with AP skills. My favorite subjects in school are physics, math, and engineering. I would like to use this passion to teach others to advance their academic career. A quote from one of my favorite poems can sum up a personal philosophy Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Dylan Thomas.

My tutoring career formally began six years ago--since then, I have been gradually developing my own personalized collection of tips and tools for effective learning in a large range of disciplines.My journey began in high school as a tutor for a handful of middle school students struggling with mathematics. The private sessions instilled within me an appreciation for the power of conceptual connections. I found that each individual student's network of knowledge was vastly different, and so the connections they drew in order to arrive at solutions differed as well. It became my goal and pleasure to guide these students along their own intellectual pathways towards a better understanding.During my undergraduate career at the University of Texas at Dallas, I continued to fortify this skill. Employed by the on-campus Student Success Center as both a Peer Tutor and Supplemental Instruction Leader, I led sessions for advanced engineering mathematics, statics and dynamics, mechanics of materials, physics, and calculus. Through these programs, I was introduced to new methods for helping students attain their own understanding of course materials with only minimal guidance from myself. These methods relied upon the fact that, oftentimes, students already possess the foundational knowledge to arrive at correct conclusions--they simply lack the confidence and/or the roadmaps to get there. That's where I come in.After finishing my B.S. in Mechanical Engineering last May, I moved back to the Raleigh-Durham area to continue my education at Duke University for an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering. As aforementioned, much of my tutoring experience has been in STEM fields (calculus, physics, chemistry, etc.)--but as a student who has prepared for, agonized over, and ultimately suffered through the SAT and GRE standardized tests, I would love to be able to impart my own knowledge and strategies for these as well.If it's nice out and I'm not tutoring or buried in my textbooks, you will either find me rock climbing at the Triangle Rock Club, playing Ultimate Frisbee, working on my car, or enjoying the great outdoors (beaches, mountains, forests--you name it, I love it). On rainy weekends I enjoy tinkering with computers and old electronics, playing Pokemon, or picking at my guitar.

I have earned a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at Dallas. Since Mechanical Engineering involves a lot of math, a topic that I'm talented in, I believe that it is the perfect subject for me to tutor as I have helped my fellow classmates, ranging from elementary to college level, with understanding certain math basics and ideas. My tutoring style is that "I'll make sure that my students understand the concept as well as learn at least one new thing that'll help them in the near future."

Benjamin Franklin once said, ???Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.??? This quote sums up my teaching philosophy. Students need to be involved and allowed the time to struggle and learn. I can provide support, motivation and patience to the student, and not only an answer. I believe this is more important as it gives them confidence and study techniques instead of just the answer to the specific problem at hand.

Every subject is like its own language, and every teacher is like the translator, who, not only makes untrodden land seem familiar but also equips the student with the tools and confidence to foster discovery on his or her own. All learning happens within the context of a relationship: this is my teaching philosophy. Lessons centered around teachable moments and the reasoning behind conceptual bases drive the manner in which I teach. Along with a B.S. in Biochemistry from the University of Texas at Dallas, I bring more than two years of experience with one of the best tutoring companies in the DFW teaching subjects ranging from the upper-level sciences to upper-level maths as well as SAT, ACT, AP, and everything in between. During my time at the university, I gathered lab experience working on a bioplastic catalysis project that aimed to increase the efficiency of non-petroleum-based polymerization reactions. Outside of my academic life, I love to make Latin-influenced music with my brothers.

Hello, I am currently attending University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) pursuing a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. I completed my Associates in Science in 2016.I have worked as a professor assistant for a college math class for a semester. I also tutor my classmate for the different courses. My favorite subject to tutor is math because of its beauty of having a link with every other technical subjects. I like to put myself as a student when I tutor so I can understand the problem a student is having and then from there solving all problem one by one. I believe in the motto "Never a failure, always a lesson." so we should keep learning and expanding our horizon of knowledge regardless of failure we have.

My name is Jillian. I hold a PhD in Aesthetics and have over 12 years of teaching art, design, and computer imaging. My teaching approach is differentiated, meaning based on the need of the learner. I aim to reach your personal goals based on your availability and experience. A little more about myself...I love theatre, art, sound, design, gaming. I believe that we all have the power to learn anything we set our minds to. I also believe we can have fun in the process.

Greetings! I am an attorney / Sociology instructor who has a passion and love for both subjects. I attained my M.S. in Applied Sociology in 2006 and began teaching at Collin College the same year. I just finished my 15th year with the school as a part-time adjunct professor and I look forward to year 16! I went to law school later than the traditional student, but I was in a job that brought me no joy or sense of accomplishment, and I wanted something more fulfilling than a paycheck, so I went to law school at age 37. I was fortunate to score well on the LSAT and get a partial scholarship to SMU Dedman School of Law. I received my J.D. two months after my 40th birthday and have been practicing for 8 years. It has been the best 8 years of my life! I currently have my own practice that focuses on CPS, mental health, and juvenile cases, but also am of counsel with a mid-size law firm as their Estate Planning and Probate attorney. I really enjoy staying busy and working with new attorneys and mentoring law school students. I think tutoring is a perfect extension of all the things I love about my job and life and I hope I can help students who are struggling with the materials so they can be successful in their academic and professional lives. I look forward to working with you!

I am a senior at the University of Texas at Dallas, working towards a degree in mathematics with a concentration in statistics and a minor in accounting, and, eventually a masters in statistics. I am fascinated by all branches of mathematics, but have a particular affinity for statistics, as understanding data is crucial. I have tutored in the past at a community school in west Dallas, and derive great enjoyment from seeing others learn things I know.

I am a high school teacher with 20 years of experience. I teach biology, IPC, chemistry and physics. I have written curriculum in Texas for the past 15 years as well as present at numerous science education conferences around the state. I have multiple tools in my toolbox to help every student achieve success!

I am a Junior pursuing my Undergraduate Computer Science degree at The University of Texas at Dallas. In regards to academics, I am passionate about Mathematics, Writing, and Programming related subjects. However outside of academics, I enjoy cooking for friends, playing soccer, and going on hikes. My passion to tutor students stemmed from my experience with tutoring both high school and college freshmen students with their Calculus and Python classes. Due to my current status as a Junior Computer Science student, I feel confident in my ability to tutor in the aforementioned classes and so much more. Education is often regarded as the key to a brighter future, however many students still face obstacles that impede their confidence in their academic performance. As a student myself, I understand what it is like to feel "stuck" and face hardships in my academics. However, my goal is to utilize my skills and experience to empower students with the confidence and ability to take control of their academic journey and in turn change their future for the better.

Hey everyone, I'm Sameer. I am a college freshman majoring in Information Technology Systems at the University of Texas at Dallas. I'm qualified to teach Elementary school math, Middle school math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and SAT Math. I received a 1480 on my SAT with a 790 on the math section and a 690 on the reading section. Prior to that, my scores were in the 1000-1300 range, so I know exactly how to go from an average score to a score within the 99th percentile.

Hello! My name is Helen and I am currently getting my Masters in Marketing at The University of Texas at Dallas. I have a passion for teaching ESL (English as a Second Language) from both the personal experience of being an ESL student at a young age and as a teaching professional.I bring my energy and attention to each tutoring session! I will help you gain understanding of concepts and achieve any assignment goals you may have!

Hi! My name is Ashwini and I am Neuroscience graduate from UT Dallas and currently applying to medical school. I have had a passion to help others and tutoring for several years. I am here for your tutoring needs and advancing you to be a great student. I am sociable and detail oriented so we will work great together to get you to where you need to be.

I have over 4 years of experience teaching students from ages 7-55, in a variety of subjects ranging from algebra, to chemistry, to physics. I try to tailor my teaching style to best suit the personality of each individual student, and I look forward to doing the same for you!

I am a Freshman of the Class of 2024 in the University of Texas at Dallas; my major is Computer Science. Back when I was in high school in Vietnam, which is a long time ago (at least 5 years), I stood out amongst my friends with the ability to perform really well in science subjects like Math, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. I always love learning new things and have a passion for academic stuff. One of my proudest achievements back then was earning the highest score amongst high school seniors in my state in the annual national final exam of 2015, an equivalent to the SAT. Afterwards, I spent nearly 4 years in college as a medical student but had to quit my studying to immigrate to the US. Though I am a little bit old to start college again, I do not really deem this as a disadvantage. In fact, my past experience would be really helpful to guide me through tough times in college. I am so excited and thankful that I have a chance to pursue my passion in one of the best education systems in the world.Colleges are definitely a great place for young people not only in terms of academic achievement but also with regard to socializing, networking, and how we grow up. However, I reckon that not all of us could pursue our goals at our dream college since we have to go through the application process, which still significantly relies on standardized tests score like SAT 1 and SAT 2 to determine the ability to become successful of a student in the future.Not long ago I spent a great amount of time to prepare for the SAT when I was about to apply for US colleges and did very well in the Math section, as well as SAT subject tests like Math II and Chemistry. I also worked with some students to help them with their subject tests, including teaching them new concepts, providing materials, and so on.I realize that every student has a different story; they pursue different goals due to their distinctions of ability, mindset, ... What I always want to do is to create an engaging, and fun environment to help them focus in learning rather than see it as a burden. In order to do that, giving constructive criticisms when needed is a must-need. Also, I love to encourage my students to have their own solution first for a new or difficult problem and value creativity and flexibility. You will not have to learn every formula in my class; rather, I will help you know how they are constructed, in other words, how people come up with a certain mathematic relations, so that even if you forgot something during your exam, you could still easily formulate or recall it.

Struggling with the NAPLEX or CPJE? I'm here to help! I'm Farnoosh, a licensed pharmacist in Texas and California and a graduate of the University of North Texas System College of Pharmacy (PharmD). Over the past 5+ years, I've helped more than 1,000 pharmacy students prepare for the NAPLEX, primarily through Varsity Tutors, with personalized one-on-one instruction. My teaching style focuses on simplifying difficult clinical topics, mastering calculations, and strengthening test-taking strategies using high-yield, exam-focused material. Whether you're taking the NAPLEX for the first time or retaking it, I tailor each session to your strengths and areas for improvement. I offer ongoing tutoring, high-yield crash courses, comprehensive reviews, and extensive practice with calculations and clinical case-based questions to help you succeed.

I am a Chemist, the most enjoyable, rewarding thing I do is help students develop the confidence and foundational skills to excel in technical subjects. For more than 9 years I have taught high school, undergraduate and graduate students in the laboratory, classroom and tutorial settings. I believe learning should be fun and that everyone can learn, we just need to work together to find out what works for you. Learning is not just observation, it is also participation. By engaging students in interactive discussions, I encourage curiosity and intellectual exploration. I help students learn how to think not what to think. By learning to think critically, students are able to maximize their potential to excel in math and science and do well on exams. I am willing to work hard to be the best teacher I can to guide students through the challenges they will encounter when studying chemistry and mathematics.

My sole goal is to see my students succeed and feel better about themselves. As a student who has been tutored before, I understand how important it is to build a bond with my students. Whether it be academic or social, I will always be there for them. My impeccable skill in teaching Math and ELA has allowed me to mentor several students with successful results. In addition, my experience as a certified tutor has provided me with the chance to teach students from all age groups and areas.