Award-Winning AP Physics 2 Tutors serving Washington DC

I graduated from the University of Michigan in 2015 with Biomolecular Science. Before marriage, I worked at Samsung Electronics in Healthcare Research and Development. Since high school, I have ten years of teaching experience in SAT/ACT/SAT Subject Tests as well as math and science courses including AP courses. I love teaching and inspiring student to overcome their barriers. My pure joy comes from students with a big satisfactory smile when they look at their results.

...GPA majoring in Biological Science. During my undergraduate degree, I was fortunate to be selected as teacher's assistant for Cell Biology, where I was able to closely work with the teacher. This made me realize the importance of dedication towards students. Therefore, I ensure that I give my full dedication to my student(s) when I take the responsibility of teaching them. Along with my experience with individual students, I have also been a group study...

...lot of biology courses at the undergrad level. Really I like to help wherever I can, it's great to see someone grasp a problem that once seemed insurmountable. I try to remind people of what they already know, and to get them to talk things out. Learning how to think about a problem is a skill that can be applied to any subject. My hobbies include playing chess, reading, and playing guitar.

I am a very motivated and understanding engineering student who is passionate about the spreading of knowledge. I have a strong creative side that adds a unique approach to my study of stem subjects.

I developed a diverse set of interests during my time in college and believe that both liberal arts and hard science subjects are valuable to a person's education and development. Hopefully, I can share my appreciation for both sides and get other people on board! I hold a BS in physics with a mathematics minor as well as a BA in English from Penn State.

Hi! I'm currently a third year physics major at UMBC who loves learning and helping others learn.

I am interested in enabling students to learn and achieve their academic goals.

...my major. Math is one of my favorite subjects to tutor (this includes algebra based physics) due to its step by step method to solve most problems. Biology on the other hand is one of my favorite subjects because it teaches how different systems of the body can come together to form something as complex as yourself. I will be tutoring a range of subjects as my time as a tutor increases. For now, I...

...Language and Culture University for an entire year. I currently live in Baltimore and study at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Getting into medical school was not easy, but I was lucky to have the support of faculty and peers to help me along the way. Therefore, I feel indebted to give back as tutor. Just know, that in selecting me as tutor, you are getting an individual that is dedicated to working hard for...

...The Johns Hopkins University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in chemistry. Although I've tutored a broad range of STEM subjects and SAT preparation, I am most passionate about tutoring chemistry. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy working out, running, and playing basketball.

...eventually specialize in surgery. I volunteer part-time at a local drug clinic helping refer addicts to behavioral health, medical, rehabilitation, and public services as needed while providing safe injection supplies and techniques. In my free time, I love to rock climb. As a student, I have always excelled in academics and in standardized testing. It took me a bit to find my learning methods and personal tempo, but afterwards I have found massive success. As...

...and skills derived in my fundamental math and science classes almost daily. Therefore, I understand and appreciate the role these basic disciplines play in the professional world. My tutoring methodology is based on the idea that every problem can be broken down into its elements, solved, and then brought back up to answer the question. This deconstruction of the problem is an important aspect to learn as it translates both to succeeding in understanding the...

...physics in Mexico City before working in Nicaragua this past year as a tutor. Ironically, math and science were some of the most difficult subjects for me as a student. I know what it is like when that material does not come easily. Fortunately, I was able to overcome my personal obstacles in those fields and attain an excellent academic standing in those subjects. Over time I have realised there is no such thing as...

I am an engineer working in the energy industry to help increase energy efficiency. On the side I like to help others realize their potential through tutoring.

I am Arjuna Chatrathi, a recent graduate of the Master's in Biomedical Engineering program from Carnegie Mellon University. My undergraduate degree is in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University.

...along with a minor in chemistry and general business. Over the course of my educational career, I have had many mentors and I wish to give back to the current student body. I want to instill all the helpful lessons I've learned and help students understand important concepts in a manner that they best understand. Tailoring the lesson plan to each individual student's needs is an essential part of my teaching philosophy and it's helped...

A student of mathematics and the sciences who wants to share what he knows with others.

Hi! My name is Sam Hollister, and I'm a new graduate of Yale University from Rhode Island with degrees in Math and Music. There's nothing I love more than helping people learn! I worked tirelessly on a music theory tutoring program at Yale, which has since blossomed and I have tutored everything from calculus to history to writing to physics.