The Best Physics Tutors in Compton, CA

Engineers apply Newton’s laws to predict how vehicles and machines will respond to external forces, ensuring they can operate safely and efficiently. Physics concepts are used in statics and dynamics to design jet engines, control heat transfer, and even optimize airflow around airplane wings. Physics...See Chris's full profile

As an electrical engineering major, I had to take a series of four 1-semester physics courses at the University of Wisconsin, known for their Physics Dept. I also took courses in solid state, and Master's level quantum mechanics in the Physics department. My later 2 modern physics...See Tom's full profile

When teaching waves and optics, I help students analyze interference, diffraction, refraction, sound, and light through both a physical and mathematical lens. My sessions prioritize building intuition, translating complex word problems into structured steps, and fostering confidence in applying formulas under exam...See Ray's full profile

Also have been private tutoring Physics (high school/college level), for the past 10 years. Most of my students have achieved A's. I have helped them to improve their Physics grades, understand the hard to comprehend Physics concepts. I have always gotten compliments on my unique style of...See Dr. DJ's full profile

I have assisted graduate students in physics mechanics, electromagnetics and optics for GRE and consistently worked with UCLA students in physics 6A,6B,6C applying elements of calculus to solve equations of motion,energy,electricity and waves.In addition I have worked with Dental School bound Biology and...See Paul's full profile

...to graduate school (I was the teaching assistant for the UCLA Chemistry Dept.'s graduate thermodynamics/statistical physics course), and have tutored an undergraduate enrolled in an upper division physics course....See Aron's full profile

Hi, I’m Brandon, a Mathematics major at UCLA. I’m a dedicated and results-driven math tutor who’s passionate about helping students reach their full potential in math. Whether you're looking to catch up in class, prepare for a math competition, or go beyond the school curriculum, I’m here to support you every...See Brandon's full profile

My name is Ryan, and I am a fourth-year student at UCLA studying Physics and Mathematics. I have a strong passion for problem-solving and analytical thinking, and I enjoy helping students develop confidence in subjects that can often feel intimidating at first. My academic background includes advanced coursework...See Ryan's full profile

Following my Air Force career, I earned a Calif HS physics teaching credential (which I still hold along with credentials in math & chemistry). I also studied how to teach physics at a program taught by Arizona State: the program, "Modeling Physics" is the only program judged...See John's full profile

I've passed the CSET General Science I and II, as well as the CSET Chemistry test. I am a tutor with 10 years of experience preparing students for university, for standardized tests, and for their own academic pursuits in mathematics, science, and English. I have been employed at a number of quality...See Scott's full profile

I hold a M.S. in Oceanography from the University of Rhode Island and a B.S. in Physics (with a minor in Geology and additional extensive coursework in English) from University of Massachusetts - Amherst. I have spent over 5 years teaching and tutoring in all math subjects from 5th grade and up, as well as a...See Emma's full profile

I have taken multiple graduate level physics courses in university, including, but not limited to, signals and systems, statics, and thermodynamics. I have tutored both high school and college students for at least 7 years. And, although a few years ago, I did receive 5s in both Physics Mechanics and...See Kevin's full profile

I have a Ph.D. degree in Mathematical Physics. I have been teaching and tutoring physics since 2000. I have worked with over a thousand students over the years and have helped them thrive in their courses. I have had numerous tutoring students that I have worked with one on one and brought them to an A...See Nazanin's full profile

In high school, I completed the AP Physics C: Mechanics course and passed the exam with a 4. I later went on to major in astrophysics and I have currently completed all of my required courses. My interests fall in the subjects of discrete mathematics, plasma physics, classical mechanics, statistical...See Jesus's full profile

...agricultural, and commercial applications, and now more recently to a New Space rocket company. I received my Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering and Physics from the University of Miami, and my Masters of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Florida. Even though I work full time as an engineer...See Sarmad's full profile

I have 8 years of experience tutoring undergraduate-level classical mechanics, 7 years of experience tutoring undergraduate-level E&M, and was a high school physics teaching Assistant in 2019. I also have a solid personal background in physics & math (I've taken Classical Mechanics I and II,...See Vanessa's full profile

Bachelors of Science in Physics (high honors) Teaching experience in high school physics Tutoring experience in high school and college physics Undergraduate coursework: Introductory mechanics; special relativity; electricity and magnetism; quantum mechanics (two courses); field theory; theoretical...See Ryan's full profile

Is it possible to ace physics if you struggle with math? YES!!! I've helped fellow college students do it despite their struggles with math as basic as algebra. The secret? Lots of hours of practice, and someone to guide them. I can help you understand all of the nuances of physics questions so...See Kevin's full profile

I completed my Quantum Mechanics class earning an A+. I graduated in the top percentile of the class and found it to be my favorite physics class that I took. I graduated from UCLA with a degree in Chemical Engineering. Whether students are stuck with wave functions or electron wells, I'm happy to assist!See Cody's full profile

The MCAT contains 4 sections: Physical Sciences, Verbal Reasoning, Biological Sciences and a Trial Section. The Verbal Reasoning section follows the Physical Sciences section after an optional 10 minute break. It lasts for 60 minutes for answering 40 multiple-choice questions evaluating their comprehension,...See Phoebe's full profile

Ever since middle school I have taken, excelled at, and greatly enjoyed physics. I started taking physics in 8th grade, continued taking more advanced versions in high school and college, where I took physics with multivariable calculus and differential equations, and even in graduate school now...See Nathan's full profile

Motivated and passionate about teaching and making others understand difficult subjects. I am methodical and thorough in my tutoring and would be honored to help you pass your course and earn better grades. I have a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering (BSME) from Purdue University. My technical background is...See David's full profile

I have passed my physics classes at UCI with a grade of A and have scored 99th percentile in the Chemistry and Physics section of the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test). See Omid's full profile

Collegiately, I played at Irvine Valley College and I continue to play twice a week competitively. I can teach the fundamentals of soccer tactically, technically and physically.See Saman's full profile

Hi! I'm Ian L. For the past eight years, I’ve sharpened my skills as a chemistry, algebra, and calculus tutor, with experience ranging from serving as a math and science tutor to K-12 students as part of the School on Wheels organization during high school to working as an undergraduate apprentice instructor for the...See Ian's full profile