The Best Physics Tutors in Cambridge, MA

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 received a degree in Physics from Yale University and tutored other students in the subject during college. I've continued tutoring, in both physics and math, in volunteer settings since then. Students I've worked with have ranged from those taking introductory courses to those preparing for...See Jonathan's full profile

Hi, my name is Sandya! I'm a second year medical student with a lot of tutoring experience: I have volunteered for and run a tutoring club at my local library and tutored privately I love learning, and I want to inspire that same love in other students. I like to make tutoring as enjoyable as possible for everyone...See Sandya's full profile

Hi! My name is Abhijnana, and I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 where I majored in Physics and Molecular and Cellular Biology, with a concentration in Neurobiology. After graduating, I worked in a neuroscience lab as a research assistant at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and I am...See Abhijnana's full profile

My favorite interactions are the "aha" moments when things finally click for a student. Over my time teaching science classes to middle school students, tutoring high school students in SAT, AP exams in Physics, Bio, and Chem. I've learned efficient ways of communicating complicated ideas in...See Vincent's full profile

Later on, I became an official peer tutor and homework grader for math and physics courses at Caltech, and more recently, I was a teaching assistant for a molecular bioengineering class at MIT. In the past two years, I have tutored over 300 hours. I am most experienced teaching competition math and...See James'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

Physics has always been my favorite subject and has been pushed me towards the career of mechanical engineer. Back in college I was really good at classic physics and got A’s for both physics 1 and 2. In the dorm I also helped other students on their homework (I signed up the resident academic...See Johnny's full profile

Since 2005, I've tutored over thirty students in 8th and 9th grade physics, physics for the MCAS and for the SAT subject test, advanced placement physics B and C, physics for teachers to help them pass the MTEL and for pre-med students to help them with the MCAT, college physics...See Marc's full profile

As an undergraduate and graduate student in physics, I taught physics (mechanics and electromagnetism) in several modes: a recitation instructor, teaching assistant, and tutor.See Anand'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 Background: I graduated with a BA in Chemistry (summa cum laude), I have extensive math experience (calculus, linear algebra, multivariable calculus, statistics), and have applied these concepts to advanced chemistry, biology, and physics courses. Currently I am pursuing an MD at Emory University, which...See Anna'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

AP Physics C Mechanics AP Physics 1 High School Physics See Sofia's full profile

I have passed the board exams for civil engineering and routinely tutor Columbia students in General Physics I and II. I also volunteer as a structural engineering mentor to the Columbia chapter of Engineers Without Borders.See John'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

PhD in Theoretical Physics. Thesis on Quantum Many Body TheorySee Matt's full profile

I've been a practicing engineer for well over 30 years. I enjoy tutoring students, as my time permits, to help them appreciate the world through their new physics and mathematics skills. Students gain self-confidence and pride in accomplishment as their understanding of these fundamental subjects improves...See Michael's full profile

Hi, I’m Tola! I am currently a fourth year medical student at Harvard Medical School. I graduated from college with highest distinction with three Bachelor’s degrees in Chemistry, Neuroscience, and Biology, respectively. I also minored in psychology. In college, I noticed many students were being “weeded...See Tola's full profile

I have tutored high school physics as well as engineering students at Cal State LA. In addition, I helped write an online physics course for a community college.See Robert's full profile

In my school years, I had to learn high school Physics thoroughly while making it to the national level of the NSEP. In my undergrad years, I had to learn college Physics thoroughly for the NGPE, the college equivalent of the NSEP, and for my Physics minor. I have tutored people in...See Apratim's full profile

I have recently tutored many students for the AP physics 1 exam, all scoring 4-5.See Sam's full profile

I performed well in my physics courses as an MIT student. I have tutored students in classic mechanics, electricity, and magnetism. I can offer help in both non-Calculus and Calculus based courses. My emphasis is on using physics principles to set up problems so that the remaining math becomes straightforward.See Larry's full profile

Established researcher with 10+ publications in quantum physics. PhD degree from Ivy League. Received various awards for teaching and research. Can teach any level of physics coursesSee Ken'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