The Best Science Tutors in Peabody, MA

I have taught elementary science in the classroom and to private students. I have 15+ years of tutoring experience with excellent results and can make challenging concepts much easier and clearer for you. I will teach you what you need to know to do well on your tests and hit the critical points that make it all...See Dr. Frank's full profile

For 3 years during college, I tutored elementary school students in science on a weekly basis. These students would come to campus each week for one-on-one interaction with the college students. Elementary science was covered extensively.See Barry's full profile

I scored in the 96th percentile on the MCAT and specialize in both content mastery and test strategy. I offer MCAT preparation, medical school application guidance, academic mentorship, and tutoring in mathematics and the sciences (physics, chemistry, and biology). My approach emphasizes efficiency and...See Daerin's full profile

-MAT in Secondary Science Education and BA in Chemistry from Boston University -14 years' experience tutoring HS & College students in General, Organic and Biochemistry -AP Fellow and Noyce Scholar I love chemistry and equally love teaching it. Although challenging, over the years I've developed...See Clark's full profile

I scored a 35 on the ACT Science Test by learning how to manage my time effectively. While it is easy to assume you have to be a science enthusiast to do well on this portion of the test, that's actually not true. It is more of a reading comprehension and time management test than anything else. I...See Peter's full profile

Hi I'm Sree! I grew up in Northern Virginia, studied neuroscience and statistics at UVA, and I'm a Tufts SOM student in Boston. I scored 1560 on the SAT and earned 5s on 12 AP exams, and I still remember what it felt like when a topic suddenly clicked after it had been a mess for weeks. That's the part of tutoring I care...See Sree's full profile

I graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Washington and Lee University in May 2015. I both completed coursework in various biology topics, as well as peer tutored throughout my four years as a Biology major. During college, I was the Biology Chair of Women in Technology and...See Stephanie's full profile

I am a graduate from Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM) and now surgical resident completing medical school training. In undergrad, I served as a teaching assistant in chemistry and biology classes ranging from introductory biology to more advanced courses. While in dental school, I served as a volunteer educator...See Sheridan's full profile

I worked for four years with one of the leading in-home tutoring groups in the area, helping students prepare for the SAT, ACT, as well as Math and Science subject tests. I've had particular success with improving scores on the Science section of the ACT as the skills required involve those of both...See Jonathan's full profile

I took Big Data Analytics (CIS 545) at the University of Pennsylvania. I have also worked in data science roles at biotechnology companies (Allogene Therapeutics). I am proficient in R and Python for data science.See Savan's full profile

I have a bachelor's in environmental studies and media, and am currently working on my master's in science filmmaking. I have been a professional photographer for 15 years, specializing in wildlife and landscape but with commercial, event, and portrait experience. I have 10 years of experience editing in...See Davey's full profile

...effects, interactions, opioid receptor functioning). I am currently in a Neuroscience doctoral program at Tufts University Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences and am focusing on work regarding GABA receptors, drug targets on said receptors, etc....See Laura's full profile

...Biology TA with a Pedagogy Certificate, and expert knowledge in microbiology, metabolism, and genomics through my research. I love getting students excited about science, whether we're working through challenging concepts or thinking about a future career in the field. I bring patience, enthusiasm, and experience from the classroom...See Madeline's full profile

As a now-matriculated Bachelor's Student from Salem State University majoring in Biology with minors in both Chemistry and Psychology, I have spent the past few years honing my passion for tutoring and supporting students academically in the sciences and advanced writing. I scored 32 on the ACT first try,...See Isaiah's full profile

With two years of tutoring experience and five years of working with K-6 children, I specialize in breaking down complex concepts into simple, exciting ideas that spark curiosity and build confidence. Whether we’re learning about the states of matter, earth science, or even human biology, I am looking forward to...See Vieyiti's full profile

I double majored in Neuroscience and Biology degree with chemistry minor. I was named to the dean's list several times at my university. I received MS in Biomedical Engineering at Boston University and MS in Biomedical Science at New Jersey Medical School (Rutgers) with Stem Cell Biology and Neuroscience...See James's full profile

I'm a very experienced and adaptable tutor. I really enjoy helping people in general, and making math and science feel less intimidating, even for grad students and professionals — there really is no subject that can't be made more accessible with clear explanations and different ways of thinking about...See Andrew's full profile

Before I started college, I worked at Kumon, where I helped students between the ages of 5 and 13 with their math and English coursework. I loved seeing the students understand the material and progress to the next level. I was mostly designated as the higher-level math tutor at Kumon, so I helped high school students...See Cheri's full profile

Hi! My name is Vivian. I’m a researcher by day and tutor by night. Currently, I'm a PhD student at Yale studying biochemistry and biophysics. When not working with proteins, I enjoy helping students deepen their understanding of the chemical and biological phenomena in the world around us. Before starting at Yale, I...See Vivian's full profile

I previously earned a B.A. in Environmental Science (Honors), graduating summa cum laude. I have taken extensive advanced coursework related to Earth Science at the undergraduate and graduate level, ranging from climate science to isotope geochemistry to hydrology to ocean science. I have...See Grace's full profile

Master of science in Applied Mathematics (2022) Bachelor of Science in Econ and Math (2020) Both degrees were conferred to me by Northeastern University. I’ve also scored a perfect 800 on the SAT Math II section, scored a 5 on the AP Calculus I exam, and a 4 on the AP Statistics Exam in my high school...See Robert's full profile

I'm Kristen! I am a rising senior at Phillips Academy Andover, one of the nation's most premier (and oldest!) boarding schools. As a current student, I understand the demands of balancing coursework and deadlines, which is why I find ways to explain topics concisely and efficiently while tailoring my curriculum to...See Kristen's full profile

I studied Discrete Mathematics in College when I took Discrete Math I-II in preparation for graduate school. I'm finding computer science majors are required to take this course. Usually mathematical induction is the topic which leaves the student baffled and eager to seek a support. Discrete Math I-II...See Christopher's full profile

The other two are linear algebra and the stochastic systems (statistics), which come together in advanced courses. Everyone intending to pursue studies in basic science (including life sciences), engineering or economics should have a good foundation in introductory calculus.See Clark's full profile

Basic math skills for a PhD in physical science.See Dr. Jonathan's full profile