"I am a current fifth year Ph.D candidate at USC in Electrical Engineering. I completed an MS degree in Medical Physics and a BS in Physics. I have been tutoring physics, electrical engineering, and calculus to college and high school students for ten years, and I currently mentor undergraduate engineering students at USC in research and math.

I have tutored a variety of students in different disciplines over the years, and I have also taught physics and electrical engineering at the college level while completing my MS. I have learned that everyone learns differently, but when a student has trouble with the material is mostly because they need to master the basic concepts first before tacking the harder stuff. This can be because the instructor explains too quickly, or the class goes by too fast, etc. It does not really matter, we can identify the problem and start making progress right away. I've had many students go from panic mode to being comfortable in the class and actually enjoying it (yes, that's true)!

If you are having trouble, message me and let me know how I can help you. My availability on weekdays is limited, but we can work something out if weekends do not work. Just message me." less...