The Best Physics Tutors in Flushing, NY

I have taken the Regents with the following grades during high school: Chemistry - 95 Physics - 98 Biology - 96 Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra - 98, 97, 98 US History - 100 English - 93 Though I am most comfortable with Math, I am fully confident in my ability to teach any or all of these Regent exams. In...See Wesley's full profile

DOE certified physics teacher with 9 years of experience See Raj's full profile

Physics is one of my favorite subjects and I aced my Physics classes in Hunter College thus far.See Yiu Kei's full profile

I've had experience tutoring physics at the high school regular, honors, and AP levels as well as at several colleges and universities (Columbia, NYU, CUNYs, etc) in the city at non-calculus and calculus based levels. If you're looking for physics help on the MCAT, the good news is that most of the...See Christopher's full profile

I started as a young tutor at Kumon Math and Reading Center teaching mathematics of all levels arithmetic through calculus to students ages 5 to 18. Afterwards, I tutored math, chemistry, physics, and ACT prep on the online platform Varsity Tutors. In college, I was named a teaching assistant for physics...See Vishal's full profile

physics tutor 5+ years Bachelor in Honors physics See Miriam's full profile

In 2021, I received a Master's Degree in Chemistry from the City University of New York. Along the way, I've tutored students from middle school to college aged in every Math, Chemistry, and Physics subject you can think of. Chemistry has been my passion since my first chemistry class in high school....See Steven's full profile

Hi, I have been tutoring for over 7 years now and been working with students since I was in High school. My favorite part of teaching is helping students reach their full potential with a disciplined and encouraging approach. I specialize in Math, Science, Physics & Chemistry Courses. Some of my favorite...See Muhammad's full profile

I currently major in physics at Columbia University. I have also worked in a biophysics lab, focusing on measuring current across the pores of the inner mitochondrial membrane. I have about one and a half year's experience tutoring physics.See Ben's full profile

In addition to college test prep, I frequently work with students on application essay writing, coursework, common core, PSAT, ISEE, SSAT, HSPT, ERB, SHSAT, COOP, TACHS, Regis, Hunter College High School Test, SAT II Math, and SAT II Physics. I am also a full time MS Math teacher (CMP3 curriculum), but I tutor...See Stu's full profile

Part of being a control engineer means being able to create complex dynamical models of systems. My knowledge of physics allows me to do this. I have extensive experience working with mechanical systems, but I am also very familiar with circuits, electromagnetism, and other topics in physics both through my...See Leo's full profile

I received a A in both my Physics 1 and Physics 2 courses. I have been tutoring physics for several years and enjoy simplifying these difficult concepts.See Jeffrey's full profile

I studied Physics with Astronomy at undergraduate level, gaining a master's degree at upper 2nd class honors level (approx. 3.67 GPA equivalent). I then proceeded to complete a PhD in Astrophysics, writing a thesis on Massive star formation in the Milky Way Galaxy using Observations. Afterwards I became a...See James's full profile

Hello! I am Emmanuel O. I graduated from Brough of Manhattan Community College in 2019 with an associate in science, summa cum laude in general science. I received a full-ride scholarship to New York University College of Arts and Science where I graduated Spring of 2021 with a bachelor’s in psychology with a minor in...See Emmanuel's full profile

I am an experienced math teacher who teaches High School Physics and Mathematics (Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Statistics, Precalculus, Calculus, and AP Calculus). I graduated with a college degree in Bachelor of Secondary Education majoring in Physics and Mathematics at the University of...See Wilhelm's full profile

I've also taught and tutored organic chemistry courses for the past 8 years at both the high school and college levels. I also have experience teaching MCAT prep courses with focus in Organic Chemistry, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology.See John's full profile

I have a bachelor's degree in physics from Columbia University, and have tutored physics for over 15 years. I have worked with students at the high school level, including those preparing for the AP and NYS Regents, as well as those at the college level.See Ricky's full profile

Physics is a difficult subject. I have worked with many students throughout the years helping them from basic Regents level to students preparing for the MCAT with physics. I have helped many students gain the skills they need to approach the questions in the right way. See David's full profile

My philosophy for math is simple: make the abstract concrete, translate the numbers into words, and practice. At my high school, I was the top science student in my class. At Columbia, I've excelled in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. I ended each class with an A/A+ and scored perfect grades on tests...See Colton's full profile

Master Degree in Chemistry and PhysicsSee Dan's full profile

Taught College and MCAT Physics for over 10 yearsSee Luka's full profile

I studied Physics at Columbia University, and wrote two peer-reviewed articles in Astrophysics that were published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Academic Society. I love teaching all levels of Physics!See Charles's full profile

Within the last five years, I have tutored many college students in first and second year college physics. These students were from Stony Brook University, BMCC, Queens College, and Manhattan College. Most obtained B averages (initially they were failing); a few others obtained A or C averages.See Hilton's full profile

Since I was introduced to physics three years ago it has been unequivocally my favorite subject. Math has always been my strongest subject and physics is simply math applied to the real world, offering a tangible significance. It is this tangibility that I think is so interesting and important about...See Eli's full profile

I was a student at Kumon during elementary school for 6 years and taught at Kumon for a few months in 2018. I have also compelted the required math classes for my undergraduate physics major. See Michael's full profile