The Best Science Tutors in San Leandro, CA

... I've supported students applying to programs ranging from undergraduate to doctoral level, with particular strength in psychology, neuroscience, and social science fields....See Ellen's full profile

Hi there! About me—I’ve completed everything but a dissertation for a Ph.D. in Economics from UC-Berkeley. I triple-majored at UT-Austin, earning math, economics, and journalism degrees in four years (not counting two semesters in DC/India!) with a 3.9 GPA. As for teaching qualifications, I TA’d for six...See Dawn's full profile

I did a PhD in CS and now work as a fractional CTO through my design studio.See Lorenzo's full profile

We all agree that math can become boring, but that it really does not have to be. There are no boring subjects, only boring people. I finished a Master's in Statistics two years ago at CSUEB and work on Finance research and Data Science projects when not tutoring. They are very exciting spaces to be...See Charles's full profile

I recently graduated with honors from Chapman University with dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Mathematics and Software Engineering. Since 2020, I have tutored students of all ages, and for the past two years I served as a Supplemental Instruction Leader and Academic Mentor in Chapman University's...See Alexandra's full profile

I have always believed in the importance of education and I am looking forward to help students make learning fun and successful. I am known for making my lessons engaging, whether it is test prep or chess! I scored a 36 on the science and reading section of the ACT and have experience tutoring for all sections...See Sarina's full profile

Often considered the most challenging of the science classes, the key to mastering physics is to both create accurate diagrams and properly labeling variables. It's also important to understand the difference between diagrams that describe the "Net action" (which describe the physical result, or...See Randy's full profile

I have 5 years of experience working in data science. I've completed a data science boot camp, and have worked as a data analyst and scientist for 4 years. I've currently completed one year of my masters program in data science.See George's full profile

I was also recently an instructor for Big Nerd Ranch's Android, Kotlin, Compose, and Go bootcamps. For over 10 years, I taught Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth's (CTY) in person computer science course to gifted Junior High School and High School students. I have also been an online Java...See Mark's full profile

I am a graduate of the College of Marin with a degree in computer science, which has equipped me with a solid foundation in various programming languages, including PHP, Laravel, MySQL, Python, JavaScript, Node, ExpressJS, VueJS and ReactJS. My educational background has provided me with a comprehensive...See Umair's full profile

So a large part of my task is to help instill an "I can do it" attitude so that the student will put in the needed effort. I have also tutored C# and Java for more than 10 years. I have a B.S. Degree in Mathematical and Computational Sciences from Stanford University and have worked for more than 20...See Jahi's full profile

I received my bachelors in mathematical physics from Harvey Mudd College, one of the most rigorous STEM colleges in the country, where I took and tutored classes in physics and advanced math. I have a great passion for teaching especially in the sciences and mathematics at the high school and college level. My...See Nicholas's full profile

Taught linear algebra at the college level for 4 semesters at UC Berkeley. Extremely familiar with the material and its applications both in math and in the life sciences.See Kubrat's full profile

I have taken Intro to Programming JAVA course and AP Computer Science A in High School. I received a score of 4 on the AP Exam. I have also done side projects in JAVA including a 2D Carrom Game. In addition, I have participated in hackathons. I used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a Calendar Website in one of...See Vicram's full profile

I primarily tutor for coding interviews (for software developer jobs), Computer Science, and standardized tests like the SATs (I got 2350/2400), ACTs (32/36), SAT II Math II (800/800). I also provide college admissions counseling (I was accepted into Yale, Stanford, and several other schools). I...See Simon's full profile

I graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Hopkins with a B.A. in chemistry, and then continued in organic chemistry at Columbia for my Ph.D. I have enjoyed tutoring chemistry and biology since high school, as I find I learn as much explaining concepts as my students. I have also taught a chemistry refresher course to...See Josh's full profile

Tutoring is an act of observation. It succeeds where normal instruction fails because it is geared toward a student's particular strengths. My best experiences as a tutor have been with the students who needed me most, learning how they needed to learn. I have been a tutor in one setting or another since childhood....See Francesca's full profile

As a high school chemistry teacher, I am often teaching not just science, but also the requisite algebra skills necessary for my class. I have taught lessons on ratios, percentages, single and multi-step equations, quadratic equations, and systems of equations. I am familiar with the common student misconceptions...See Oliver's full profile

I am new to the Bay Area after graduating with a Master's in Physics and taking extensive pedagogy (teaching) courses from the University of Virginia. I'm originally from Canada and love getting to know new people and trying new things, which is why I chose to settle in NorCal. Teaching is my passion, so much so that if...See Vincent's full profile

Hi, I'm Phillip. I have a bachelor's in math from UC Berkeley, and have passed multiple junior level computer science, physics, and statistics courses as well. I have always loved math and it's applications. I have also always loved tutoring, especially in STEM subjects. There is always a fresh...See Phillip's full profile

As a scientist, I worked in two neuroscience labs. In addition to taking courses in neuroscience myself, I also taught and graded neuroscience courses at UC Berkeley. I currently work as a science writer and editor and have published several articles about discoveries in neuroscience and neurological diseases. See Anna's full profile

ACT Science tests only very limited scientific knowledge. Once those are in place, the test is essentially reading skill test. Students need to be able to find information in tables, graphs, and paragraphs first. After that, students are required to analyze the logic behind the phenomena. The more difficult...See Heng's full profile

I received a 30 on my MCAT exam. I have 11 in Bio, 10 in Verbal, and 10 in physical sciences in previous exams. Thank you.See Yanina's full profile

I have been teaching reading strategies and reading comprehension skills for more than 20 years and I am confident that I can show you how to muster what can often seem elusive and mystifying. The approach to understanding a passage, whether it is from a science or humanities text, a piece of journalism or an...See Tim's full profile

Thank you for visiting my profile! I am a dedicated science and music educator with a unique interdisciplinary approach to teaching. My academic journey spans biology, chemistry, music, and psychology as an undergraduate, culminating in a PhD in cancer genetics from UCSF. I have worked with diverse learners,...See Ramin's full profile