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Hi, my name is Andrew Jensen. I am a current student at Arizona State University, studying both Biochemistry and Computer Science. Shortly into my academic journey, I began mentoring fellow students in a multitude of ways. These include acting as a peer mentor and embedded tutor within the classroom, working at my school's drop-in tutoring center, and one-on-one private tutoring both in-person and virtually. I have a strong passion for learning and love to share that passion with the students I tutor. I find it is important to cultivate a strong rapport with my students, and make sure my students feel their questions are heard and addressed. ...