I started calculus in high school where I earned college credit from the AP Calculus BC Exam. I excelled in a lot of calculus at the university level, with a mathematics minor with a focus on differential equations and numerical analysis. I started tutoring calculus in 2000 and have enjoyed doing so ever since....See Paul's full profile

I tutored at Yale as a graduate student about 300 hr/yr for 5 years, and coordinated the Math & Science Tutoring Program there for 3 years. As a professor at University of Colorado Denver and Research Scientist at MIT, I've taught many college and postgraduate mathematics and science subjects. What I love about tutoring...See Aime's full profile

I can help you understand Calculus and even learn to enjoy it. Whether you're in College and taking Calculus or High School taking AP Calculus AB or BC, I can get you from the point of struggling to being ahead of the class, comfortable with the class and your abilities, and, in the case of AP...See Patrick's full profile

I am Hitesh! I graduated with a Master’s degree in Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. During my time in college, I can say that my professors made difficult subject so much easier to understand. These professors were so engaging and were willing to go that extra mile when I had any...See Hitesh's full profile

Along with that, my current research also includes microbiology and bacteriology. I have also taken over 6 semesters of biology courses since high school, including AP biology, Intro to ecology and biodiversity, Intro to molecular and cellular biology, microbiology, molecular genetics, and plant physiologySee Karl'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 name is Dominick Steel and I am currently a senior mechanical engineer at Lockheed Martin where I apply what I learned in graduate and undergraduate studies to space applications. I am available to tutor aspiring engineers with the advanced knowledge I have in math, the sciences, and computers and I am more than happy...See Dominick's full profile

"Everyone can learn, and do well in, science and math." Hank has worked with students in the sciences, including AP Biology, AP Chemistry, Earth system science, AP Environmental Science, and AP Physics 1 and 2, and in pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, AP World History,...See Hank's full profile

I taught physics and engineering courses in NYC for 5+ years, and am licensed to teach in both New York and Colorado. Since I left the classroom around 3 years ago, I've been tutoring physics constantly - including middle school, high school (including AP and IB students), undergraduate, and even adult...See Christopher's full profile

I have a Master's in Computer Science and more than 8 years of experience in the financial industry as a Software Engineer. See Jean-Benoit's full profile

I am a National Board and Colorado Certified Teacher. I taught at Monarch High School in Louisville, CO, for the past 23 years. I just retired in May. I've taught AP Stats for about 7 or 8 years.See Kenny's full profile

I received a 5 on the AP Physics exam, graduated from Northwestern University with a BA in physics (summa cum laude), and earned an MASt studying theoretical physics at the University of Cambridge.See Dan's full profile

Since graduation, I've been teaching and coaching at two private high schools, and tutoring local university students. I moved to Colorado just recently! While I have come to love what physics, math, and computer science can offer in explaining how the world works, I also understand that they can be...See Ryan's full profile

I taught AP Statistics to juniors and seniors in high school for two years, one of which was fully online, therefore I am able to effectively tutor over Zoom or in person. I also completed a Bachelor's in Mathematics and a four year teaching certificate, and am currently a certified teacher for middle school...See Sydney's full profile

I have a B.S. in computer science from Colorado State University, and have taught computer science courses at CU and Red Rocks Community College. I have mentored and trained computer science professionals in the U.S. and Europe.See Greg's full profile

I have constantly balanced being an excellent student with being an athlete. In my senior year of high school I took 6 AP classes while playing varsity volleyball and playing for a volleyball club requiring 20 hrs/week. In college, I was a psychology major, taking pre-med courses, and playing/working...See Ellen's full profile

I studied Systems Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania in the mid 1980s, graduating in 1988. Systems Engineering is a general engineering discipline which combines the concepts of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science. My education included classes in mechanical...See Brett's full profile

I have been a self-taught hobbyist programmer for over 15 years. I received a perfect 5/5 on the Computer Science AB Advanced Placement test in C++. I placed highly in various computer science competitions that utilized C++ in high school. I also co-taught my high school's most advanced...See William's full profile

I am a retired U.S. Air Force officer who has started a second career as a high school teacher. I have taught AP Physics C, AP Physics 1, Physics, Physical Science, Geometry and Algebra in the classroom, and I previously worked for a semester as a school-sponsored math and science tutor. I have...See Michael's full profile

My name is William and I am passionate about science - Let me share this passion with you! I specialize in constructing personalized programs for MCAT test-preparation as well as AP/IB chemistry and physics. I grew up in Minnetonka and am currently located just west of Minneapolis. I cater to all courses...See William'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 scored a 790 on both my SAT Writing and Critical Reading (back when those were two distinct sections on the SAT!). I minored in English. I scored 5s on AP English Language and Composition as well as AP English Literature. I earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in my English minor coursework at UPenn, which is ranked...See Canyon's full profile

During my career I have taught all levels of chemistry: college prep, honors, and advanced placement. I spent four years working for the college board as an AP reader. This position allowed me to be part of the team of college professors and teachers responsible for grading the free response portion of the...See Jeremy's full profile

The fundamental concepts of Algebra are essential to the rest of high school math, as well as chemistry, biology, computer science, and physics. You will not only use these ideas in the rest of your time in school, but also in real life. For this reason, it is very important that working with "x" and...See Nate's full profile

I'm currently tutoring a student from Mines in physics 2 (E&M), a student from DU in physics 1(mechanics), and a high school senior in IB physics. Offhand, I don't know how AP physics differs from IB, but I'm sure it will be somewhere in the spectrum of my current students.See Sean's full profile