The Best Science Tutors in Boulder, CO

The ACT science portion is often times the most difficult for students. The section is very fast (40 questions, 35 minutes) and is divided into three sections: data representation, research summaries, and conflicting viewpoints. Often times previous science knowledge is not an indicator of ACT...See Patrick's full profile

I have a strong footing in the sciences with an undergrad in chemical and biological engineering and a masters' in biomedical engineering. I have been tutoring MCAT and organic chemistry for two years and have taught college level sciences for four years. I love chemistry and enjoy the opportunity to...See William's full profile

Molecular genetics is the study of the cellular and sub-cellular processes involved in the inheritance, maintenance, and regulation of DNA and in expression of genes, as well as of the processes within cells involving DNA, RNA, and proteins. I have a Ph.D. (from Oregon Health & Science University, Portland,...See Anuj's full profile

Hi, I'm Spencer and I'm a geology and programming nerd and it is my goal to have my students feel confident in their own ability to succeed. I graduated with a Ph.D. (Dec. 2025) and a B.A. (Dec. 2018) in Geological Sciences from The University of Colorado Boulder. Teaching is a huge, important part...See Spencer's full profile

I got A's in my Bronx High School of Science Trigonometry class and the state exams. I tutored both my siblings and students in the Bronx Science Math Club.See David's full profile

Hello! As an LSAT specialist, I have dedicated years to perfecting the art and science of LSAT tutoring. My approach is rooted in understanding the unique needs of each of my students, whether they're striving for a perfect score or are new to the LSAT journey. I am proud to say that my adaptability,...See Greg's full profile

In the applied math department at CU, I focused on computer science. We would generally work on theory for a portion of a course, and then spend the remainder of the course implementing numerical algorithms, tracking convergence of techniques and plotting behaviors of numerical solutions. In addition to the...See Theodore's full profile

Much of the content I first learned in a course on discrete math taken at the University of Colorado in Boulder also turned up in other coursework. For example it appeared in a computer science course on algorithms and other applied math courses on numerical methods and probability. I have also self studied out of...See Evan's full profile

I have helped to de-mystify the Science section for literally hundreds of students. The most important thing to remember is that it is not really a science test at all, but actually a test of how well you read charts and graphs. If you get really good at finding the proper clues in the questions the answers...See Michael's full profile

I use differential equations in my work quite often -- mostly equations pertaining to economics or quantum physics. I can help you understand how to solve a variety of equations and boundary conditions, including the heat equation, Laplace and Poisson equations, linear systems of Ordinary Differential Equations, and...See Robert's full profile

I have my Masters in Computer Science from Virginia Tech. I was an adjunct instructor at Virginia Tech. And currently a software engineerSee Edward's full profile

I worked as a teaching assistant for engineering mechanics classes in statics and dynamics at the University of Florida. I am very enthusiastic about math, science, and engineering, I know how to help you make sense of it, and I am dedicated to helping other students succeed through even the most intimidating...See Samuel's full profile

Calculus does not have to be hard. If you need help with topics such as derivatives, integrals, or multi-variates, I can help you understand the material enough to take your tests with confidence. I have taken up to Calculus 3 and I have a minor in abstract mathematics. My upper graduate course experience includes...See Nick's full profile

I graduated from M.I.T. with 3 Bachelor’s degrees in physics, math, and chemistry (obtaining a Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences many years later). My success as an undergraduate was largely due to a pro-active approach to my education taken in high school and even earlier. That is, I always endeavored to learn...See Gregory's full profile

Greeting! A little about me - I received my M.Arch from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and my Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Keene State College with a minor in Mathematics. I currently reside in Denver and I am working full time in Architecture as a Project Architect. Having become...See Danielle's full profile

I earned a BA in physics from Williams College, an MPhil in history and philosophy of science from the University of Cambridge, and a MSci and a PhD in physics from the University of California, Davis. I held postdoctoral fellowships at Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen and Bard College and a visiting assistant...See Joshua's full profile

I also hold multiple subject teaching credentials in California, Washington, and Colorado. During my teaching career, I designed and delivered engaging lessons in literacy, mathematics, science, and social studies, using up-to-date instructional practices to meet the needs of diverse learners. I bring the same...See Anissa's full profile

Experience: 4.0 Gpa, Google Software Engineer, Fortune 50 companies (Ge Aviation, Koch Industries, NetApp). Expertise spans hardware to ML algorithms, web dev to cryptocurrency. Computer Science & Mathematics degrees. Results: 7 yrs turning low-scoring students into top performers who love their subjects. I...See Brandon's full profile

I am intimately experienced with Fusion 360 in all of its work environments. I have over two decades of experience in mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and computer science.See Lee's full profile

My students have hailed from a wide set of backgrounds with ages spanning elementary to graduate school. I have tutored math and science at the non-AP level as well as a variety of AP courses including: Calculus AB and BC, Physics 1/2, Physics C: Mechanics/Electricity and Magnetism, Biology, Chemistry,...See Abdullah's full profile

I am currently completing a doctorate in the history of science and medicine with an emphasis on 19th and 20th century biological science and medicine. This work has involved detailed research on the origins of modern biological science, particular the work of Darwin and his British contemporaries...See Hunter's full profile

Nationally recognized AP Human Geography Teacher, Political Science Major, Phi Beta Kappa, Model UN SponsorSee Dr. Christian's full profile

I have taken college coursework in public speaking; taken part in official science press conferences; and given professional lectures at universities. I have experience as a college professor, teaching introductory science classes which also involve a public speaking component. The students are required to...See Ulyana's full profile

I began classical piano training at 5 years old and continued through college. I provide piano lessons for the beginner and intermediate piano, keyboard, and synthesizer students. I spent much of my career in computer science following graduate school, but retired 10 years ago in order to spend more time with my...See Dave's full profile

My background in communications, applied psychology, leadership, conflict resolution, and embodied presence allows me to address the verbal and nonverbal elements that shape how your message is received. My Four Facets framework develops the whole speaker. The Science of Speaking addresses voice, speech...See Susan's full profile