I am currently a Dual engineering major at the University of Florida. I am studying Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. While I was in high school I tutored several different subjects with my main two subjects being math and science. I was a member of my math honor society and tutored every single week students from the school of all grade levels who were struggling in math. In addition to being apart of the math honor society I was also a member of the science honor society in which I was one of the few students who was able to tutor AP physics.

My love for tutoring stems from the fact that I enjoy learning, and then passing that knowledge onto others. When someone I am tutoring is finally able to understand a difficult concept that they may have been stuck on for months previously. I get a lot of satisfaction from the fact that I was able to make a difference for that person.

All throughout high school I earned A's in algebra I, II, and in precalculus. When I was involved with the math honor society I mainly tutored these subject areas and I was able to help several students pass the final exam that they needed in order to earn credit for the course. I also have taken Calculus I, II, and I am in Calculus III currently and have earned A's in all of them.

During my time in high school I took physics while I was a junior and earned the highest grade in the class. I then went on to take Physics 1 with and without calculus, and Physics 2 without calculus at the college my senior year of high school. I earned all A's in these courses and I also received an award for the most outstanding student in my Physics 2 class. I am currently in Physics 2 with calculus.

I am a fun and energetic tutor that is willing to go above and beyond what is needed to help students understand the material. My goal is not simply for students to simply memorize a bunch of random formulas on a sheet of paper but have them actually understand the math and physics behind what they are doing.