The Best Science Tutors in San Mateo, CA

I have a BA in Computer Science and Mathematics from Cornell University. I am currently pursuing a Masters of Engineering in Computer Science from Cornell. I have worked at technology companies as a Software Engineering Intern and am going to be a full time software engineer. Additionally, I have 3+ years...See Pranav's full profile

I graduated as a Regents' and Chancellor's Scholar from U.C Berkeley with a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (and a minor in Public Policy). I have since worked at a small AI Software firm and at Meta (which owns the Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp products). I have...See Rocky's full profile

I have served as a private tutor for 2 years, and a National Honor Society tutor for 3 years. Additionally, I have tutored elementary school-aged family members, been a science camp leader at O'Roarke Elementary school, and served as a regular volunteer at that location throughout high school.See Kalvin's full profile

I have over 30 years of experience as a tutor and lecturer in mathematics and physics, both before and after I completed my physics & biology BA at UC Berkeley and my physics PhD at the University of Illinois. I am available for tutoring at middle school, high school, and college levels. In 2019, I was one of the top...See Jeffrey's full profile

I graduated from the Computer Science department from UC Berkeley where I learned the fundamentals of software engineering and the theories of operating systems, compilers, database, languages, networking and computer graphics. I have extensive experience in computer programming, with a strong proficiency in...See Tony's full profile

Ever since high school, I've had a passion for education and tutoring. I was a private tutor for several elementary-high school students to prepare them for their Science Olympiad tournaments at Caltech, the ACT/SAT, the GATE test exam and algebra courses. I also worked at Eye Level Learning center and...See Ariya's full profile

I completed a Ph.D. at UC Berkeley with equal fields in Modern European History and East Asian-Japanese History and a M.A. degree in the social sciences from the University of Chicago. I have taught university courses that cover a wide range of themes and geographies, including Japanese history, Chinese history,...See Jonathan's full profile

I enjoy helping students in general chemistry, biochemistry, AP chemistry and any other school chemistry test preparation. I hold a B.S. in chemistry and M.S. in biochemistry. Using molecular cloning, I have also conducted research in biochemistry and neuroscience laboratories at UC Riverside and San Diego State...See Julie's full profile

I have several years of experience teaching elementary science through interactive lessons that spark curiosity and hands-on exploration. My instruction covers key topics such as life science, Earth science, and physical science, aligned with grade-level standards. I tailor lessons to support...See Solana's full profile

I received Master's in Data Science from UC Berkeley. Skills include Python, Tableau, SQL, Hadoop, Azure, and AWS. Projects focus on building comprehensive machine learning models, creating multi-facetted interactive dashboards on Tableau, and conducting randomized controlled experiments.See Audrey's full profile

I hold a B.S. from Yale and M.S. from Stanford in biomedical engineering and am completing my engineering Ph.D at Stanford. I have extensive experience in several engineering disciplines, and during my teaching assistantships at Yale and Stanford, I found a passion for helping students develop an in-depth understanding...See Jonathan's full profile

Andrew here! My tutoring experience began back in high school, where I had the privilege of being a peer group tutor for students in my high school's AVID program for two years. In the classroom, I worked directly with students in small groups of 4-5 at a time on Algebra I, II, and geometry. I observed how grateful the...See Andrew'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

Physics describes the fundamental interactions between matter and energy, and offers methods to quantify and understand the underlying mechanism of the physical systems that we interact with every day. I am well versed in the subject of physics with calculus, from mechanics to electricity and magnetism. More...See Trevor's full profile

Are you struggling in a difficult course and need some guidance? I typically work with high school and college students primarily in math, physics, chemistry, and statistics. I have a BS in math and physics from Yale and a PhD in statistical physics from Harvard. I'm excellent at being able to explain challenging...See Raphael's full profile

...each student. This personalized approach ensures I address specific educational needs and effectively communicate theoretical and practical aspects of math and science topics. The students I have worked with are at the college level, providing me with a broad understanding of the academic pressures and challenges at different...See Chris's full profile

Hi there! I'm Will: a Harvard graduate, former high school science teacher, and current third-year UCSF medical student. I have over 8 years of experience in teaching and tutoring students with diverse backgrounds and skill levels. As an educator, I view myself first and foremost as a facilitator of learning,...See Will'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 have taught discrete mathematics twice at two different universities. It is one of my favorite subjects to teach and I wish more people knew about it. It is also a great bridge from mathematics to computer science.See Jack's full profile

I took political science as a freshman and sophomore at Stanford, as part of the university requirements for my American Studies program. My individually designed concentration was "Government, policy, and the law," which included many higher-division political science courses. I was a political...See Hannah's full profile

In 2007, I received a B.S in Chemistry from UC Berkeley with honors and since then, I have helped hundreds of students reach their full potential in Math and Science Classes. Over the past five years, I have tutored both privately and in many Bay Area Tutoring Companies (Ames Seminars, Aspire Education Project, On...See Nenad'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 have also spent several years tutoring students in science, including chemistry, biology, genetics, and biochemistry. This work includes both increasing proficiency in science topics as well as improving the ability to thoughtfully write about science and think critically about science....See Miriam'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 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