Summary
- 1000s of hours of academic tutoring
- 10+ years of teaching
- 6+ years of regular academic tutoring
- Teaching Assistant in College for Nuclear Physics and Differential Equations
- Master’s Degree: Applied Physics
- Bachelor’s Degree: Engineering Physics
- Total college time: 4 years+Summer
- Graduated Magna cum Laude
- Valedictorian of High School Class (4.00 GPA, 4.39 weighted)
- National Merit Scholar (PSAT scores)
- 35 on ACT
- 10 AP classes (six 5s)
Qualifications
I have been helping people on assignments and academic material since elementary school! I graduated high school in 2013 as the Valedictorian with straight A’s and a 4.39 weighted GPA. I took 10 AP classes and went into college with over 30 credits completed, allowing me to have almost a year’s worth of material finished beforehand. I attended the Colorado School of Mines (named among the top 30 public schools in the country in 2016) for my Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering Physics. Because of my inbound credits, I completed all but a few credits in my first 3 years there, allowing me to do work towards my Master’s Degree in Applied Physics during my senior year. I graduated with my Bachelor’s degree in 2017 (Magna cum Laude) and completed my Master’s the summer after (only needing to complete my research and Thesis).
Tutoring Experience
Experience
I have been teaching as my career for over a decade. Once I completed my first years of college, I decided to also tutor the material I had become acquainted with thoroughly and rigorously, which consists of chemistry, math, and physics . I only teach topics in which I have a lot of practical knowledge and for which I can substantially help students. I was a Teaching Assistant for both a math and science class while in college (Nuclear Physics and Differential Equations) which entailed content planning, grading, and holding office hours to help students.
I have tutored for many years now (with physics including Physics 1 and 2- AP, honors and standard- Nuclear, SAT Physics subject test prep and engineering physics), and after thousands of hours doing so, I’ve helped students score substantially better on tests, get improved grades in their classes and achieve their various academic goals. I know the material I teach incredibly well (including where students often get caught up and how to best explain tricky topics) and enjoy imparting this to my students as well. I would love to work with you too!
