The Best Physics Tutors in New York City, NY

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 took AP Physics C in high school and earned a 5 on both parts of the exam. In college, almost every course I took towards my Mechanical Engineering degree required detailed knowledge of either Classical Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Fluid Dynamics, Thermodynamics or some combination. See Reggie's full profile

I have taught and supported students in student-instructed and professor-assisted laboratory courses for **General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, World of Chemistry, Algebra-Based Physics, and Calculus-Based Physics**. Beyond the lab, I have extensive experience tutoring and teaching Inorganic Chemistry,...See Chandelle's full profile

Completed AP Physics C, Collegiate level Physics 1 & 2 with Lab and scored in the 98th percentile in the Chem/Phys section of the MCAT.See Vasavi's full profile

I’m a top-quartile medical student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine with a 97th percentile MCAT, 99th percentile ACT, and years of tutoring experience from middle school STEM through college physics and biology. I specialize in breaking down complex topics into clear, approachable steps and helping...See Eddie'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

My PhD is in physics, and I've been tutoring physics for 35 years. See Rob's full profile

Physics major course work: principles and applications of mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, waves, special relativity, physics of biology, electromagnetic theory, and thermodynamics; GPA 3.7 Over a decade of tutoring experience in physics See Lily's full profile

Hello! My name is Emma, and I am a New York City native. I attended New York University’s College of Arts and Sciences and graduated from Stuyvesant High School, NYC’s top specialized high school. I have over eight years of tutoring experience across a wide range of subjects, including Mathematics and English at...See Emma's full profile

I received my M.D. degree from FIU Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine in Miami, Florida in 2022. I am looking to provide tutoring in all of the basic and organ sciences for pre-medical and medical students. I have scored 250+ on both USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 and have over 6 years of tutoring experience. I graduated...See Sunny's full profile

...learning journey. In addition to knowledge of the core sciences (biology, genetics, anatomy & physiology, biochemistry, general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, psychology, and sociology), I have an extensive knowledge of medical school admissions and the details of the application cycle. I also have more than 10...See Owen's full profile

I served as a teaching assistant at MIT for Physics I and II. I have also tutored high school physics in the past at the introductory and AP levels. As a mechanical engineer, I have a strong physics background and I scored an 800 on the SAT II Physics test.See Emily'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

Completed multiple software engineering projects at the side-project and industry level as part of internships and as part of published research endeavors. Have taken many C++ courses as an EECS student at a top 10 CS program.See Kevin Javier's full profile

I studied Physics at Columbia University, and wrote two peer-reviewed articles in Astrophysics that were published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Academic Society. I love teaching all levels of Physics!See Charles'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 bronze in the USAPhO (US physics olympiad). Currently, I am pursuing a major in Computer Science and Physics/Math at Columbia University. My approach to...See Harris's full profile

I continued tutoring these subjects since have have expanded to offer tutoring in the following areas: Biology (high school and college level), Chemistry (high school and introductory college level), physics, as well as SAT subjects in biology, chemistry, and physics, and AP Biology and AP chemistry. In...See Claire's full profile

I achieved a score of 5 on AP Physics B (algebra-based, equivalent of 1 and 2) and also took the C Mechanics test and scored a 5. I can help students to understand the basics of Newtonian mechanics, and also to understand at a conceptual level the changes between classical Newtonian mechanics and modern...See Brendan's full profile

I tutor College Level Physics, as well as High School Physics and Physics AP courses. My passion is to work with students on this material and help them gain confidence in the conceptual as well as mathematical principals of Physics. See Kevin's full profile

I'm an experienced mathematics tutor with degrees in physics and philosophy of mathematics from Columbia University. I work with middle school, high school, and college students to help them master mathematical concepts and become expert problem solvers.See Michael'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

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

I hold a PhD degree in theoretical physics, and have maintained a 4.0 GPA in all Physics related subjects I have taken during my undergraduate and graduate studies. I have also taught several Physics related subjects at some of the highly ranked universities, including General Physics 1 and 2,...See Farrooh's full profile

Hey! My name is Lila Gupta (she/they), and I'm a student at NYU for Mathematics and a previous student at Stony Brook University. I have been an accelerated mathematics student my entire life, taking advanced graduate-level mathematics courses while still in high school. For the entirety of high school, I was a tutor...See Lila's full profile

I have been a full-time physics and engineering teacher for the past 18 years, teaching physics at a variety of levels from conceptual to honors/AP. My goal is always to help students truly understand the material and not just to get through the problems.See Tara's full profile