Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Indianapolis, IN

...I graduated in 2013 with my Bachelors in biology (minors in math & applied stats) and I'll be graduating in August 2019 with my Masters in biology. I tutored math for 4 years in college and I've been a biology teaching assistant for 1.5 years in grad school. I specialize in teaching middle and high school math; middle and high school biology; and college biology. I love helping people work through challenging course material!

...a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism with a minor in Creative Writing. I also have a Master degree in Library Science. I have many years of teaching and one-on-one instruction. I enjoy working with students of all ages. I particularly enjoy working with elementary through high school students. As a librarian and teacher I can help you and encourage improvement in literacy, ESL studies as well as academic and professional development.

...7 years now. I am currently a certified teacher in Indianapolis, and pursuing a graduate degree. I love educating, it's my greatest passion and has been my ambition since grade school. In my tutoring sessions you can expect to use a variety of tools to facilitate learning. I love to give real life examples and hands on experiences so that students grasp concepts. I use technology, manipulatives, and paper work to reinforce concepts. Hope to...

...level one trauma hospital in Indianapolis, IN. I have always had a passion for teaching and nurturing new and aspiring nurses to navigate the health care field. I can help those preparing for their NCLEX the very first time or those that struggled getting back on track after several attempts. I can also be a great resource for those still in nursing school who would like extra instruction to make certain you are grasping the...

...GRE scores were above the 90th percentile and I was subsequently accepted to renowned institutions such as Yale, Columbia, and Johns Hopkins among others. I wanted to take my experience studying for the exam and assist other students. In my experience, I like using innovative methods to study for exams and tailoring the methods to each student. I am a firm believer in the power of education, especially to level the playing field and give...

...and graduate from Mass. College Of Pharmacy And Health Science with a BS In Health Science And Biology. Therefore, my passion and my focus is teaching Human Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology, Pharmacy, and Pathophysiology. Currently, I am teaching pre-med students, as well as LPN, RN, and MA Students. My teaching philosophy is the student is student center and all my efforts focus on helping the student regardless of his or her education level, background or...

...past 10 years. I love tutoring both English and Biology. I use metacognition strategies to improve learning so that students can gain both the confidence and the tools for self-motivation in the future. I really believe that you can learn any subject, by taking a step back, assessing what you know and don't know, and then creating that bridge of understanding. I am here to both help with building that bridge and to encourage you...

Teaching is about more than the content. It is about building better people. I look forward to working with you and all that I ask is that you come in with an open mind to what we are going to discuss.... Everyone learns in a little bit different way, and we all learn at different speeds. As a teacher, my job is to help coach you to find those individual ways to succeed and learn from...

...and I am a third year medical student pursuing my MD. I have a Bachelors of Science from Purdue University in Health and Disease Biology with a minor in Psychology. I just recently sat for Step 1 of my medical license in June of 2018. I have experience tutoring biology courses during undergrad and spent a year of medical school tutoring cardiology. I would love to share my passion for science and learning with you!

...As this is my 18th year of schooling, i've officially been a student for more than half of my life! With that being said, if there's one thing I'm best at, it's academics for sure. My areas of expertise typically fall within the social sciences, english, and reading; however, I have dabbled a bit in math, too! As a therapist, I love connecting with people and helping them grow. I learn best through creative and...

...as an EMT. In my free time, I enjoy boxing, volunteering, and spending time with my family. Prior to medical school, I worked for several years for a test preparation company teaching and tutoring the SAT. My tutoring strategies are tailored to each student and subject, but often involve building the student's confidence through practice questions and test-taking strategies. Going into a test feeling confident can make a world of difference! I love seeing my...

...understanding of myself and the world I actively interact with. I welcome students of all ages and knowledge levels. I have worked with special needs and special education students as well. Also I have worked many times with students in a behavioral treatment center. No ones level is too low regardless of their age. I like to make learning fun. I am also an artist at times i will use art or music is lessons....

...problems, and help students alleviate test anxiety, as these are essential components in academic success. If necessary, I can provide extra help mechanisms outside of class in the form of skill building practice problems, worksheets, or anything that may help your student succeed. I also played violin for 18 years, and still play casually. I studied voice with Bel Canto Institute and Manhattan School of Music as a teenager. I am proficient in music theory,...

"I touch the future. I teach."... I am pretty animated, so first off I will say "When I talk, I use my hands a lot." I like to use pen and paper or an article that relates to the topic we are addressing; something new that is going on today that is relevant to something that they are going over in class. I use several examples of jumbled up sentences or scrambled sentences, missing one word...

Excellent communicator willing to find the best way to help any student.

...just about anything. Being personable and authentic is extremely important to me, but not quite as important as honesty, respect and compassion. Staying true to my word and being reliable is what I tend to strive for. Most of all, I want to be inspiring. I want to change people, I want to help them unlock their potential for success, I want people to respect themselves, their family, friends, all of society. I hope to...

...my BSN from Marian University - Indianapolis and my Masters in Health Leadership (MHL) from WGU. I am certified in stroke and medical surgical nursing with hopes to be certified in neuro and critical care nursing. I take any opportunity to teach new nurses, patient care techs, coworkers in school, and even my patients and families. I find satisfaction when someone has that moment when everything clicks or realizes something they've struggled to understand.

...and even made me cry sometimes. When I got to Calculus, though, everything came together and I came to see the beauty in mathematics. I continued this cycle of suffering followed by joyful understanding when I studied math in college and then grad school, and now that I'm finally out of academia, I can relax and share my experience with others. When I engage in an hour of private tutoring I tend to go over-time...

...at Indiana University. I've tutored students at all education levels in almost every subject -- English, math, science, French, Spanish -- and I've traveled around Latin America and Europe teaching English as a Second Language. I truly enjoy being a student (hence the fact that I've been doing it most of my life!) and I love to help others understand what they are studying so that hopefully they can enjoy learning new things as well....

...studied Psychology, Technical Writing, Political Science, and Ethics, History, and Public Policy. Before that, I was a Biology and Chemistry major for two years. I enrolled at Georgetown Law School in the fall of 2003. I realized that law was not for me and decided to spend several months traveling around and exploring Europe before moving to Los Angeles to fulfill my childhood dream of becoming a teacher. After traveling for several months, I found...