The Best Physics Tutors in Long Island City, NY

I am a Regents Physics teacher full time at a specialized high school. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from The Cooper Union and have been very comfortable working with high school and college level physics for the past ten years.See Brian's full profile

I have been tutoring physics for over a decade and love helping students explore this complex branch of science. Physics explains so much of the world around us and I help students understand those connections. I work with students to prepare for regents or AP tests, if applicable, as well as keeping up...See Lauren's full profile

I have taught Physics and also all MCAT sciences subjects for over forty years. I earned a master's degree in both organic and physical chemistry from NYU, and worked as a synthetic organic chemist for CIBA-GEIGY.See Richard's full profile

I have taught physics for a prestigious private school, as well as having tutored general, honors, IB, and AP Physics for several years. I have also taught students covering introductory courses in Physics in both NJ and NYC. Free 1st lesson to all new students to see if I am a good fit! Likewise, I...See John's full profile

I am currently completing a degree in Biological Engineering at the University of Georgia. Through the coursework I have completed, I have developed a robust knowledge in STEM topics, particularly biology, chemistry, physics, and math. I have previously tutored a number of students including college students in...See Gaby's full profile

With 4 years of experience tutoring physics at both the high school (AP level) and college level, I specialize in helping students grasp challenging concepts like mechanics, electricity, and magnetism. I scored 5s on multiple AP Physics exams and have taken college-level physics courses, building a...See Brant's full profile

I achieved scores of 5 in AP Physics 1, AP Physics C: Mechanics, and AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism, along with placing silver in the USAPhO (US physics olympiad). Currently, I am pursuing a major in Computer Science and Physics/Math at Columbia University, and I have...See Harris's full profile

I'm Brendan and I tutor math, physics, and computer science to students of all ages. My goals are to develop effective problem solving strategies and to foster a strong understanding of the fundamental principals at work. My tutoring style is flexible and catered to your needs--just let me know your goals and...See Brendan's full profile

Hi, I’m Abdullahi! I hold a Bachelor's degree with honors in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, a Master's degree with distinction in Electrical Power Engineering, and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering. My tutoring journey began as a hobby in my second year of elementary school, and over time, it has grown into a...See ABDULLAHI's full profile

I've had experience tutoring physics at the high school regular, honors, and AP levels as well as at several colleges and universities (Columbia, NYU, CUNYs, etc) in the city at non-calculus and calculus based levels. If you're looking for physics help on the MCAT, the good news is that most of the...See Christopher's full profile

I have 12+ years of experience tutoring and teaching physics between high school level, AP, and graduate level.See Ze's full profile

I received a A in both my Physics 1 and Physics 2 courses. I have been tutoring physics for several years and enjoy simplifying these difficult concepts.See Jeffrey's full profile

Ranked in the top 10% regionally in the International Physics Olympiad. Achieved a 99.97 percentile score in a high-level engineering entrance examination in Physics.See Salman's full profile

I have taken the Regents with the following grades during high school: Chemistry - 95 Physics - 98 Biology - 96 Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra - 98, 97, 98 US History - 100 English - 93 Though I am most comfortable with Math, I am fully confident in my ability to teach any or all of these Regent exams. In...See Wesley's full profile

I studied chemical engineering in college, but now my professional work is in mechanical engineering. I taught engineering thermodynamics as an adjunct professor at the university level for 3 years. After finding the size of lecture classes too big to make a meaningful impact, I decided to focus on teaching and...See Michael's full profile

I have experience tutoring pre-algebra and have a bachelor's degree in physics.See Marc's full profile

My education background includes a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan (3.88 GPA; 2020 Graduation) and a Master of Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Michigan (4.00 GPA; 2021 Graduation). I have used my math/physics knowledge in each course I have...See Peter's full profile

Within the last five years, I have tutored many college students in first and second year college physics. These students were from Stony Brook University, BMCC, Queens College, and Manhattan College. Most obtained B averages (initially they were failing); a few others obtained A or C averages.See Hilton's full profile

In addition to several years of tutoring Physics and teaching the hard sciences, I am a professional scientist with 10+ years of laboratory experience, a history of NIH-funded federal grants, peer-reviewed publications, and approved patents.See Erol's full profile

Physics is hard! Trust me, everyone struggles with it. But I firmly believe that with the right teacher EVERYONE can learn it. I'm an Ivy League trained astrophysicist who has been teaching physics for over 20 years. I've taught high school students, college students, and grad students alike. I...See Alex's full profile

BA in Mathematics and Physics from Cornell PhD in Mathematics from Duke Postdoctoral Fellow in Mathematics and Statistics at Harvard and Boston University 10 + Years Quant Trading on Wall Street 15 + Years Tutoring all things Quant Expertise in Coding, Math, Statistics, MBA, Quant Finance, Actuarial...See Prakash's full profile

I have tutored high school and college physics for the last 3 years.See Isaac's full profile

I earned my PhD in physics in 2016, during which I taught eight semesters of college physics (algebra and calculus based), supervising over 300 students in that time. I developed problems and presented problem solving strategies to help students learn the material. I have expertise in classical mechanics,...See Jeff's full profile

Part of being a control engineer means being able to create complex dynamical models of systems. My knowledge of physics allows me to do this. I have extensive experience working with mechanical systems, but I am also very familiar with circuits, electromagnetism, and other topics in physics both through my...See Leo's full profile

Physics has long been one of my biggest passions. I have helped many students improve in their classes by a letter grade or more and have prepared a number of students for the physics olympiad. One of my students recently qualified for the State Semifinal Exam and I am very proud of him!See Michael's full profile