Neuroscience Tutors in Berkeley Heights, NJ
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Homan M.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
BA - Harvard College - Class of 2014. Studied neuroscience. GPA: 3.9. MBA - Harvard Business School - Class of 2018
Experience
I really enjoying teaching and helping people . I've coached more than a dozen students on college essays/applications, and have helped these students get admission to the top colleges in the country . It's a fun process for me, and I hope I have the chance to get to know...
Nathaniel G.
Private Neuroscience tutor in Cleveland, OH
Education
In high school, I attended a liberal arts prep school in Potomac, Maryland, called The Heights School. I graduated last spring (2016) as...
Experience
As such, starting the spring of junior I?along with my faculty mentor?researched my chosen topic of nonverbal communication (body language, etc .). My year-long research culminated in the writing of a 32-page thesis, which I presented and defended in front of a four-judge...
Michael R.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, with Highest Honors Doctor of Medicine, New York...
Experience
I have had a variety of prior tutoring and teaching experiences . As an undergraduate student I was a teacher's assistant for courses in the department of mathematics and biomedical engineering . In this role I wrote my own lesson plans and taught classes of 20-35 students ....
Erica C.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
Princeton University, BA Psychology, minor Music Performance, graduated with Highest Honors Cambridge University, Masters in...
Experience
ACT 35 SAT 2200 APs: all 4 or 5 AP classes taken include: Chemistry, Chinese, English Language, English Literature, European History, Music Theory, Physics 1, Psychology, Statistics, US History, US Government I love getting students excited about learning . My...
columbia p.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
Chemical engineering Ph.D. from Columbia University, GPA-3.9/4 with knowledge in Mass transfer, Heat transfer, Mathematics, Organic...
Experience
I want to be a tutor to explore more knowledge GPA-3.9/4, Masters's degree at Cornell University I am meticulous and goal-oriented in teaching methodology Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Thermochemistry, Analytical Chemistry, General...
Sean B.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
Columbia University PhD/MBA Candidate 2016 - Present. Department of Biological Sciences Imperial College of London, Class of 2016,...
Experience
GRE Verbal: 161 GRE Math: 160 GRE Analytical Writing: 5.0 - 93% percentile ACT: 33 2010 National AP Scholar AP Courses taken: AP Psychology - 5 AP Biology - 5 AP Calculus AB - 5 AP World History - 5 AP Human Geography - 5 AP Statistics - 4 AP Chemistry - 4...
Serhiy P.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
Masters, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2001
Experience
My tutoring and teaching experience spreads from middle school to college level . I have tutored children in one-on-one sessions and in small groups . Currently, I work in the after-school STEM program as a New York State Academy Fellow . In the STEM program, I teach...
Conor D.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
PhD in Theoretical Neuroscience from Columbia University, 2018. MA, MPhil, Neurobiology from Columbia University, 2014, 2015. BA...
Experience
Through the program I have given hundreds of hours of lectures in physics and spent hundreds of extra hours tutoring students one-on-one in order to get their GPA up to the standard needed to enter the top medical schools . Finally, tutoring for me is not simply about...
Lydia H.
Private Neuroscience tutor in New York, NY
Education
B.A. in English, Hunter College, 2004, GPA 3.9 Chancellor's Fellow at the City University of N.Y. Ph.D. student in English/ American...
Experience
I greatly enjoy tutoring students, because the one on one interaction and trust can spur learning much faster than teaching a large class can . I especially enjoy it when the student takes a real interest in the subject matter--not because the student is supposed to, but...