The Best Physics Tutors in Denver, CO

B.A. in Astrophysics from The University of ColoradoSee Ariel's full profile

Currently, I am a medical student. I have a BS in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Minor in Abstract Mathematics, and Minor in Chemistry. With over 15 years' experience tutoring in math, science, and standardized tests, I have helped countless students achieve their goals. Students can benefit greatly from my patient...See Nick's full profile

I have my post-graduate degree in Physics and Astrophysics, and have about 6 years of experience tutoring undergraduate students.See Jacob's full profile

Ph.D. Physics and Astronomyu, Rutgers UniversitySee Aleksej's full profile

I have been tutoring math and mechanical engineering topics for approaching 4 years now in an official capacity, and helping my friends in these topics for approaching a decade.See Autumn's full profile

Degrees obtained: Master of Science in Management (In Progress), GPA 4.0 Master of Science in Data Science, GPA 3.86 Bachelor of Science in Statistics, GPA 4.0 Bachelor of Arts in Economics, GPA 4.0 Actuarial Credential: Associate of the Society of Actuaries I can help you with: Business: Microeconomics,...See Cindy's full profile

I hold a master in engineering, bachelor of science in physics and have a 14-year college teaching experience. I have taught physics for more than ten years both in the classroom and one-on-one. See Alfred'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

My name is Brooks, and I am a master tutor (CRLA, Level III) with 10+ years of tutoring experience. I am also an applied physicist (MS, 2020) and AI / machine learning expert ready to help you with those pesky calculus, physics, and chemistry courses that are a required part of your degree plan. If...See Brooks's full profile

I earned my undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and my MEng in Supply Chain Management from MIT. I have been tutoring for over four years and previously worked for Kaplan Test Prep as a precollege tutor. I am a licensed PE (Professional Engineer) in the Commonwealth of Virginia.See Lauren'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. In my role as an instructor at Art of Problem Solving (AoPS), I've taught Introduction to...See Dan's full profile

Hi! My name is Abhijnana, and I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 where I majored in physics and biology, with a concentration in neurobiology. After graduating, I worked in a neuroscience lab at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and then received my MS in biostatistics from the...See Abhijnana's full profile

I have been a college physics teacher for 10 years and helped dozens of physics students in the past. I have studied for my dynamics extensively for meteorology in the past. I certainly understand the concept of saturation vapor pressure and energy.See Paul's full profile

I have managed teams of software engineers on small and large software projects, including Agile projects. I have taught computer science courses for CU/Boulder and Red Rocks Community College. I have B.S. degrees in computer science and physics from Colorado State University. So...why be a tutor? I...See Greg's full profile

...how to approach and tackle the problems. In other words, help you help me. When I was studying Electrical Engineering, I also minored in Physics. Interestingly, solving physics problems gave me another special skill to approach and solve other mathematical problems, either algebra, calculus or differential equations...See Vu's full profile

Physics is relevant to a lot of my research as a computer scientist, largely because of electrical circuits and quantum computing. I can help you design circuits, understand the quantum computing model (as well as relevant algorithms like Shor's algorithm), solve Maxwell's equations, understand the...See Robert's full profile

I have taught physics to high school students on multiple occasions. I have worked with at least two dozen students as a tutor in physics. My education includes a master's degree in science education. See Hank's full profile

The reason I love working as a tutor is because I have had phenomenal experiences with my tutors in the past. I know the feeling of having a topic be crystal clear after working with a challenging, motivational tutor. I have been a full-time science and math tutor for seven years, and have experience with students...See Patrick's full profile

I began teaching in graduate school during several lab instructor positions and enjoyed it immensely. I have been coaching high-school and college level chemistry and physics for four years and focus on targeting "sticking" points in the curriculum that prevent students from excelling.See William's full profile

I have classroom teaching experience in both math and English, and I have tutored undergraduate-level English, math, and physics during my graduate education. Most of my repeat clientele have been physics and upper-level math students since it's a little harder to find competent tutors in those...See Timothy Dallas's full profile

I'm a lifelong learner who enjoys sharing my passion for learning with others. I enjoy teaching and I'm patient with students. I focus on coaching students on the learning process as well as the content. I believe that every student is unique and work with each to find approaches to learning, studying and academic...See Patrick's full profile

As an Applied Math grad student, most problems we tackled came from a physics background. As an undergrad and high school student I took 4 physics courses and labs. Physics and calculus in high school led me into the applied math track in college.See Theodore's full profile

I earned my bachelor’s degree from Harvard University, where I graduated magna cum laude with highest honors in Astrophysics and Physics. I have extensive experience teaching a number of STEM fields, in a variety of settings both in and out of the classroom. I have worked as an independent tutor for over ten...See Nicholas's full profile

I have been tutoring math and science students for over a decade. Physics was one of my favorite subjects in high school and college, and I have worked with many physics students since then. As an undergraduate I took the honors physics triplet of classes at UC Berkeley and I have since earned a...See Jesse's full profile

I specialize in teaching problem solving and critical thinking for standardized tests and chemistry, physics, math. When I was very young, I got tutoring from numerous instructors in various classes from Chess to AP Science Classes like chemistry and physics and the SAT. The tutoring always tremendously...See Curtis's full profile