The Best Physics Tutors in Salem, MA

Received a 96% on Physics 1 at Tufts University and a 96.8% on Physics 2. I tutored physics at the school's academic center and further solidified my physics knowledge with MCAT studying.See Armaan's full profile

I majored in physics and electrical engineering at MIT, graduating in the top 5%, and stayed on at MIT for the master's and doctoral program in EECS. I received A+ grades in Quantum Physics, Statistical Physics, and Special Relativity. I was also a semifinalist in the US Physics Olympiad,...See Stephen's full profile

I have scored a 5 on both the AP Physics 1 and AP Physics 2 exams.See Max's full profile

I also completed a Massachusetts teaching education program while attending school, fulfilling a full practicum and set of required student teaching. Working internationally, I have also held classes in Seoul, South Korea, teaching chemistry, physics, and calculus. Additionally, I have volunteered with several...See Joseph's full profile

I'm Harry! I am pursuing my PhD in Mechanical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology while researching acoustics and fluids dynamics. I graduated with the highest distinction from Purdue University with a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical engineering and a minor in computer science. While I am very fortunate...See Harry's full profile

I am passionate about chemist and biology, and the math of physics is enjoyable. My love for science translates such that I strive to instill this same passion in students by breaking down concepts and giving examples. My goal is that every student has an understanding of the physical world around them and...See Robert's full profile

I also have been working in the non-profit setting as a high-dose tutor for underserved students in South Central LA. I've taught courses like AP Statistics and AP Physics and also guide students in crafting strong personal statements for undergrad, graduate, and medical school applications. My teaching...See Andrew's full profile

- Acceptance into the University of Tokyo (top university in Japan) when I was 18 - bachelors degree from University of Maryland with honors (physics major, math minor) - acceptance into MIT, Harvard, and Caltech physics PhD programs - through my tutoring business, I’ve helped dozens of high school...See Takuma's full profile

I have a Ph.D. in physics and work professionally in biophysics and bioanalytical chemistry. (My thesis research involved the construction and characterization of computational lattice models of protein folding kinetics.) We all know more physics than we think we do. Our physical intuitions were...See Peter's full profile

My name is Galina and I would love to help you with your tutoring needs! I’ve been a tutor for about 15 years and have helped 50+ students in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, chemistry, and physics. Some have been shorter engagements while others have evolved into multi-year ongoing...See Galina's full profile

I'm Austin! I graduated from Brown University in May with a BA degree in Human Biology and Economics. I received a 4.0 GPA with Brown's highest academic honors (highest Latin Honors, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi). I am currently a management consultant in the Boston area. Some of the most rewarding experiences of my...See Austin's full profile

I received my B.Sc in Chemical Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley. I tutored students for 5+ years in fields ranging from chemistry and physics to calculus and statistical mechanics.See Baseem's full profile

I earned the highest possible grade in AP Physics C: Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism at Phillips Academy Andover, one of the top high schools in the country. My coursework emphasized rigorous conceptual understanding and real-world problem solving using calculus-based physics. I have experience...See William's full profile

Hi there! I'm Gianna and I graduated in Spring 2021 magna cum laude from the College of the Holy Cross with a Computer Science major, and Physics and Art History minors. I have three years of experience teaching introductory Python to high school students-- and even created my own six week curriculum for...See Gianna's full profile

Physics can be one of the most challenging subjects for students, but it doesn’t have to be. I’ve studied physics extensively, starting with Honors Physics and AP Physics in high school, followed by a full year of calculus-based physics in college. My background gives me a deep...See Tola's full profile

I have taken AP Physics C and received a 5 on the AP exam. I have also taken college level Physics I, Physics II, Biomechanics, and Electrical Circuits at Washington University in St. Louis and received an A in those classes. I have tutored many students on campus and in high school. Of all the...See Corban's full profile

I am a former high school Chemistry and Physics teacher looking to tutor on the side. My educational background includes a Bachelors degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a Masters' degree from UMass Amherst, both in Chemical Engineering. My experience as a teacher has been a real asset to me in...See Thomas's full profile

Physics is the very first subject I began teaching - it is without a doubt my favorite subject. I have experience teaching physics at - College level - Physics I and II - with or without calculus. High School - Honors Physics and College Prep Physics along with AP Physics (both...See Aalok's full profile

Mechanics is the basis of physics, physics is the basis of most fields of application, particularly in engineering. In addition to fundamental concepts, the study of physics develops the ability to think mathematically, and apply mathematical methods to many problems of interest, including outside...See Clark's full profile

With that being said, flexibility is key as no two students learn the same way nor have the same goals for a class. Even though my career is in abstract theoretical physics, I have extensive experience with teaching the AP curriculum as well the IB. With my guidance, a 5 on the AP physics or calculus exam...See Eric's full profile

I am an MIT graduate with 2 doctorate degrees and extensive experience tutoring physics including: Mechanics - kinematics both translational and angular, work, energy, momentum, impulse, angular rotation, angular velocity E&M: electricity, circuits, electromagnetic waves, resistors, capacitors, inductors,...See Robert's full profile

I earned a PhD in physical science from University of Chicago. I hold current Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education teacher licenses for Physics, as well as Chemistry and Biology. I have been teaching all these sciences over ten years. Currently I am teaching CP Chemistry and...See Dr. Jonathan's full profile

My name is James, and I am a fourth-year PhD student in MIT's Biological Engineering department. For my bachelor's degree, I studied physics at Caltech from 2017-2021. I chose to major in physics because I love the way that natural phenomena can be accurately described using the language of math....See James's full profile

The SAT is a test of acquired, not innate, skill, and requires practice just like learning a language or building muscle. During our sessions we will improve your test performance by doing practice exams, developing strategies, and creating study plans. I attended a prep school in New England before heading to Los...See John's full profile

I've been tutoring physics for over a decade, primarily to high school students and college freshman. I specialize in tutoring AP physics 1 and C (with over 90% of my students attaining a 5 on their AP exams), as well as calculus-based freshman physics. For two years, I TA'd for 8.02,...See Esther's full profile