The Best Physics Tutors in Costa Mesa, CA

I am a retired physics professor with over 35+ years teaching experience. PhD in Physics from Columbia Univ. '85.See Soo Yong'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 a degree in physics from UCI. I teach AP Physics C Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism and have tutored physics for many years. I am certain I can help you and look forward to it! See David's full profile

Physics is a tricky subject for any student. At first, equations and problems may seem daunting. I find that students understand better when they break down a problem into components. My approach is to help students THINK, to translate words into mathematical equations, and to show other applications of the concepts.See Daniel's full profile

I recently earned my B.S. in Chemistry from Cal Poly SLO and am currently pursuing a specialized master’s degree in chemistry in the LA area. Since high school, I’ve volunteered as a one-on-one peer tutor in algebra, calculus, chemistry, and physics. I’m passionate about math and science, and I love helping...See Sachi's full profile

Hello! My name is Tab, and I am an Engineer. Before I became an engineer, I tutored math and physics full-time to students at every level and age. I have nearly 8 years of experience tutoring and have been a high school STEM teacher and a teaching assistant at the university. I want to continue tutoring...See Tab's full profile

As a civil engineer, I have taken various levels of Physics in college. I have helped HS students improve their grades in Physics, but more importantly, I have helped them understand how Physics principles work in real-world situations. Formulas and graph interpretation become familiar and easy to...See Elena's full profile

...that everyone can understand. I have worked with math students who came in with a fear of math and have helped them be successful. I have worked with physics students bound for top 20 universities and helped them be successful. I pride myself in being able to help all students whereever they are. I currently ...See Micol's full profile

I graduated from Washington University in Saint Louis in December 2023 with a major in Biology: Neuroscience and a minor in Psychology, and I currently attend medical school at UC Irvine School of Medicine. I took the MCAT in August 2023 and scored a 523 (131/128/132/132). I have tutored college students in biochemistry,...See Matthew's full profile

Not only can it help you find out where you went wrong (if you did), but it can also demonstrate more efficient methods of solving those problems. As an engineering major, I've had to take several classes in Math, Physics, and Chemistry that extend beyond the high school level. I have taken both...See Ani's full profile

Learning physics can be fun and easy. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from MIT and took a lot of physics courses along the way. If you are in high school, I can help you prepare for exams for AP Physics, 1, 2, C, and the SAT Physics Subject Test. If you are in...See SungSoo's full profile

I am a Physics Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Irvine, specializing in astrophysics and scientific data analysis. I hold an M.S. in Physics from UCI, dual B.S. degrees in Physics and Astronomy from the University of Massachusetts Amherst (Magna Cum Laude), and an A.A. in Liberal Arts...See Amy's full profile

I love the joy of discovery I found in physics and math. It's why sharing this discovery and helping other students work through the difficult sections of their classes has always been part of my education alongside learning it for myself. Having finished a Masters degree in Physics I found that I...See James's full profile

Hi, I'm a licensed Civil Professional Engineer and like to teach Math and ESL. I have taught students in group and private settings since college. I have taught English as a second language for one year in Korea. I also taught high school math all the way up to graduate school engineering. I would like to think myself...See Stacey's full profile

I have taken both TAMU Physics classes (218 & 208) and have done well in both of them. I understand the difficulty that goes into learning these subjects and can help students get over that initial learning curve and do well in their classes.See Vincent's full profile

Scored a 5 on the AP Physics 1 exam, which only 7.4% of test takers achieved. Received grade of "A" in both semesters of AP Physics 1. Vice-Captain of High School's Science Olympiad team, and competed in many physics-based events. National Merit FinalistSee Shayan's full profile

I have tutored since my sophomore year in high school and it has been 7 or so years since. I started tutoring and helping family friends' kids with time management and study skills. Then I started creating study guides and made a website for my friends for AP classes we were all in so that we could prepare for the AP...See Deepankar's full profile

Since then, I have completed a Master's Degree in Science which has improved my understanding of ACT questions even more. The ACT Science test focuses on four major science subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, and Physics. While a student does not need to fully understand the various subjects they...See Melissa's full profile

I have 3 years of experience tutoring physics at both the high school and college levels. I have worked as a college tutor, helping students in General Physics courses understand topics such as kinematics, Newton's laws, energy, momentum, rotational motion, and electricity and magnetism. I also support...See Karim's full profile

I have a PhD from the University of California, Irvine. I have helped numerous students numerous students succeed in their physics (including AP) courses. I have also taught at the university level, so am familiar with standards and expectations in higher education. My goal is to convey physics in a way...See Stanley's full profile

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

I have tutored Calculus up to some topics in Cal III. Associating geometry and physics meanings to mathematical operations helps students visualizing what they are doing and how amazingly simple the system can be. It is a great tool for Physics and Computational Sciences. See Heng's full profile

I have TA’d physics at the college level and have experience breaking down the concepts for a range of students. I’ve taken physics at the high school and college level, so I’m attuned to what topics are frequently tested as well as how to excel in them. I have received A's in my physics...See Omar'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

This makes me great at targeting what exactly each student needs help with, explaining each concept, and showing them simple techniques they can use to solve each problem. Physics is another subject I specialize in. As an engineering major in college, I’ve taken many Physics classes. I learned about...See Kit's full profile