The Best Physics Tutors in Denver, CO

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

My foundation in calculus is further supported by my Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Applied Mathematics and Physics, where I received rigorous training in advanced calculus and analysis. I have also applied calculus extensively in research projects involving signal processing, machine learning, and...See Daria's full profile

Taught mechanical engineering courses in two universities for 12 years. Doing one to one tutoring in math, physics, and engineering since 2017.See Yuan's full profile

6 out of 7 on IB SL math and physics examsSee 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 worked with a student to develop her Chemistry and Physics understanding, enabling her to increase her MCAT score from approximately the 50th to approximately the 70th percentile (score of 500 to 505). See Patrick'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

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 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

I have a completed a PhD in theoretical physics, which required me to be very familiar with most areas in physics. I have taught physics at both the high school and at the university level. I've helped students prepare for the F=ma physics competition.See Marc's full profile

I hold my B.S. in Genetics, Cell Biology, and Development from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities. Genetics is hard! The topics seem to fluidly move between conceptual and physical, all while moving between prokaryotes and eukaryotes, humans and other animals, and multicellular and single-celled. I can...See Patrick's full profile

Masters in PhysicsSee Adrian'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...See Michael's full profile

I have been interested in teaching from my childhood, and I have experienced teaching to high school students in Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, SAT preparation and Physics. In addition, I have experienced tutoring college and university courses including Physics 1, Calculus, Physiology and Fluid...See Sina'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

I work with students who are capable but struggling to learn efficiently, consistently, or confidently. My background is in cognitive science, neuroscience, and psychology, and for over ten years I have tutored and mentored middle school, high school, and college students across math, science, reading, and writing....See Eli'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,...See Abdullah's full profile

Ph.D. Physics and Astronomyu, Rutgers UniversitySee Aleksej'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 am able to tutor all math subjects including, but not limited to: algebra 1/2, geometry, pre-calculus, trigonometry, calculus 1/2/3, differential equations, linear algebra, real analysis, abstract algebra, and probability. I can also tutor mathematically inclined subjects, like physics or...See Seh-kai's full profile

I primarily research the causal dynamical triangulations approach to quantum gravity, but I have interests throughout the foundations of physics. At the University of California, Davis I taught ten quarters of discussion-lab sections for the nonmajors' introductory physics course, and I served as...See Joshua's full profile

I am an incoming medical student with expertise in STEM education, research, healthcare IT project management, and clinical trial management. My background spans mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, scholarly writing, and clinical trials, allowing me to provide structured, goal-oriented tutoring. I hold a...See Lauren's full profile

I find happiness in witnessing my students grow and become more comfortable with these subjects, especially as they begin to connect these concepts to their lives. Math and physics have so many real-world applications. As an electrical engineer, I use my knowledge daily to help people solve problems and provide...See Tyler's full profile

I graduated from the university of Maryland with a minor in physics. I have done classes in electricity and magnetism, optic, light, classical mechanics, and quantum physics as well as other topics. Engineering also uses many physics equations to solve problems.See Bryan's full profile

I hold a PhD in chemistry with a strong foundation in undergraduate and graduate-level physics, including classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, waves, and quantum mechanics. My research background spans spectroscopy, electron transfer theory, statistical mechanics, and physical modeling,...See Alexander's full profile