Bio
As an engineering grad, I seek to both understand underlying principles and solve practical problems. I bring this philosophy with me every time I tutor!
I'm a versatile and adaptable teacher, as I've instructed many different kinds of students in different subjects. Here are some of the roles I have taken: high school tutor, teaching assistant, and summer camp mentor!
Education
• 2021 - present: MS in Chemical Engineering at Columbia University
• 2018 - 2021: BS in Chemical Engineering at Purdue University
• 2016 - 2018: AA in General Studies at Gulf Coast State College
My Proudest
Achievements
• -Earning my degree in Chemical Engineering from Purdue.
• -Winning the Outstanding Researcher Award in my department.
• -Receiving a Presidential Merit Scholarship from Purdue University.
Subjects
- School Tutoring
Algebra
1st Grade - 12th GradeReceived outstanding marks in Algebra 1 and Honors Algebra 2!
SAT
1st Grade - 12th Grade99th percentile score in Reading & Writing and 92th percentile in Math!
Calculus
1st Grade - 12th GradeI was a top student in Analytical Calculus w/ Geometry I in college.
Pre-calculus
1st Grade - 12th GradeEarned an A in college pre-calculus. I also regularly brush up on my pre-calculus knowledge as an engineering student!
Math
1st Grade - 12th GradeAs an engineering graduate, I'm proficient in all mathematics subjects up to and including calculus.
- University Tutoring
English
1st Year - 2nd YearScored a 5 on AP English Language & Comp., 99th percentile score on SAT for Reading & Writing, and A grades in all university English courses.
Mathematics
1st Year - 2nd YearAs a chemical engineering grad, I know how to teach math in a straightforward and practical way so that you get the results that you need.
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