"My friends and family often call me a professional student. In 2014, I completed my associate degree within my last two years of high school through dual enrollment. I wouldn't be where I am today without the help I've received from academic advisers.

Throughout my school years I've had many experiences with professional tutors and I paid attention to how they helped me learn. Visiting on-campus academic support centers has shown me many advising styles to help a variety of learning styles. I've been able to take what was learned in the support centers and tutor my fellow classmates at a pace best for them. Now I would love to keep sharing my knowledge through Wyzant. If given the chance, I will do everything within my abilities to better the students under my care.

I've completed the calculus series recently. Although I haven't had enough practice time with the later calculus sections to be the best upper math tutor, I have had plenty of time to master the basics through trigonometry. I've picked up tricks to ease the learning process along my way and would love to share them. Having gone through so many math courses, I can answer the inevitable question of "how is this topic used in the future or real life", give the student a reason to learn.

Math may be my preferred forte, but I can guide students through other courses as well, such as English. My high school and undergraduate schooling believed in having the best writing and grammar skills no matter the student's area of study. The excellent teaching I've received has let become one of the go-to proofreaders for my class. I know that most people have a disliking for grammar, but I find it just as interesting as math.

The sciences are no strangers to me. I volunteered to help people study for courses I wasn't in for the chance to learn new materials. I have many curiosities in most science fields. Science is dear subject to me, so I've taken as many courses as I can to give myself a strong general knowledge base.

I love to learn and if I can pass on my" less...