Graduated valedictorian from Hunter College with 4.0 GPA, applying to medical school and looking to help aspiring pre-med students boost their pre-med GPA!

I’m a second degree premed student that attended Sharon’s organic chem group tutoring at Hunter college when we had a mid-year switch in professors and everyone failed the first exam. She basically became our surrogate professor, and most of us didn’t understand anything that was going on in class until she taught it to us from scratch. With all the uncertainty of that semester (having to adjust to the new professor), she made the transition seamless and I was honestly surprised with how in sync she was with the class even though she’d never taken it. When I first came to tutoring I thought she was a grad student or something, because she was so confident and enthusiastic, and somehow managed a room of 30 people and still didn’t miss a beat and made sure no one felt left out. She has such a way with words and such patience, and I think I speak for everyone when I say I really enjoyed coming to her sessions - they weren’t just informative but honestly really fun. She made such a dry subject come to life and got all 30 of us to engage with her and with each other, which is something that most of our professors (with PhD’s) can’t manage to do. I owe my A in the class to her!

I’m a second degree premed student that attended Sharon’s organic chem group tutoring at Hunter college when we had a mid-year switch in professors and everyone failed the first exam. She basically became our surrogate professor, and most of us didn’t understand anything that was going on in class until she taught it to us from scratch. With all the uncertainty of that semester (having to adjust to the new professor), she made the transition seamless and I was honestly surprised with how in sync she was with the class even though she’d never taken it. When I first came to tutoring I thought she was a grad student or something, because she was so confident and enthusiastic, and somehow managed a room of 30 people and still didn’t miss a beat and made sure no one felt left out. She has such a way with words and such patience, and I think I speak for everyone when I say I really enjoyed coming to her sessions - they weren’t just informative but honestly really fun. She made such a dry subject come to life and got all 30 of us to engage with her and with each other, which is something that most of our professors (with PhD’s) can’t manage to do. I owe my A in the class to her!