Tutor from Georgetown University

Justin H.

Hello, I grew up mostly in New York City and went to high school in Princeton, New Jersey. While in high school, I exhausted the math curriculum in my junior year (finishing multivariable calculus and linear algebra), so I had the opportunity to take math classes at Princeton University in my senior year. I am currently a student at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, majoring in Marketing and minoring in Physics. I have always loved the problem solving challenges of math and physics and would enjoy helping others understand the concepts behind these two great disciplines and apply them to solve problems. I also love history and would also like the opportunity to tutor history. I am so passionate about history that I participated in History Bowl in high school and qualified and competed in nationals (and did very well). I would enjoy sharing my passion for history with others.

In high school, I exhausted the math curriculum by my junior year, finishing Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra with A grades for both. In my senior year of high school, I took math classes at Princeton University, focusing on mathematical proofs. I got a perfect score (800/800) on my Math II SAT and a perfect score (5/5) on my AP Calculus BC exam, so I can also help with standardized math exam preparation. At Georgetown University, I took Multivariable Calculus again because it was required for my Physics minor and although the course was more advanced than high school, I also received an A grade. I also volunteered at my high school's tutoring center to tutor math and had the opportunity to help many other students get better grades in their classes.

I am a Physics minor at Georgetown University currently on the majors track (however, because I am a business student I am not allowed to double major in Physics). I took college level mechanics and electricity & magnetism and received A grades for both courses. This year I am studying special relativity and quantum mechanics. In high school, I took