"Hello!

I am currently an undergraduate student at Rutgers University majoring in Biotechnology and minoring in Computer Science. I hope to pursue a PhD in a genetics or neuroscience field after my undergraduate career. I have experience in tutoring since high school. I volunteered virtually as a mathematics instructor for elementary school students for over 150 hours, and have 90+ hours of experience in assisting special needs students of varying ages in reading. I have also taught biology, mathematics, and chemistry to my cousins up until their high school years both in person and online. All these experiences have made me comfortable to teach many age groups!

I am very passionate about STEM subjects since my childhood and have thoroughly enjoyed the classes pertaining to those subjects in the past. During high school, I took AP Biology (AP Exam Score: 4), AP Calculus AB and have self studied the topics in AP Calculus BC (AP Exam Score: 4, AB Subsection Exam Score: 5). During my time in college, I have excelled in Genetics (A), and have performed well in Microbiology (B+), General Chemistry (B+), and General Physics. Thus, I am comfortable teaching Biology upto a high school level (and am willing to teach more specific branches like genetics at an introductory college level), Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics from elementary mathematics to Calculus I and Statistics.

Everyone has different styles and methods of learning, and so I do my best to implement an adaptable style of teaching tailored to the student. I often teach through explaining and clarifying conceptual doubts, problem solving, live drawing, or have a lesson plan prepared to teach a complete topic, depending on the subject being taught. I always wish to not only help students understand the material at hand, but also to instill some level of my own passion and appreciation for these subjects in who I teach.

I truly am excited to meet new students here. Please feel free to reach about any questions or scheduling inquiries!" less...