"I am currently working on my PhD in Physics at UCLA. I completed both AP courses back in High school and I got a 5 on all exams: Chem, Physics C Mechanics, Calculus AB and Calculus BC. I've also participated in the Chemistry Olympiad and Science Bowl. I've obtained my B.S. in Astrophysics from UCSC. As an undergrad I've worked as a learning assistant and tutor for many subjects which include of mechanics, E&M, mathematical proofs, Calculus, complex analysis, qunatum mechanics, and thermodynamics.

I want to emphasize that I am human so I understand how stressful these courses and curriculum can be at times. I am open to collaborate and work at your own pace just as long as we can work together. And if you're more interested on the potential of the subject then we can surely discuss more about several topics on physics and chemistry if you'd like, I'm open to any amateur nerd out there like me, especially those with a craving on nuclear or high-energy particle physics. Anyway, if you're looking for a strict, over-the-top tutor, then I might not be the right candidate, but if you want to get someone who can manifest the beauty and dynamics of physics, math and chemistry, and add some fun to the tutoring sessions, then I can be that person.

In short, I love to tutor physics, chemistry and mathematics because I believe they are complex yet scrupulous languages which the universe interacts with in order to manifest its beautiful, symmetrical dynamics. And I love to teach and encourage others to take this language to their advantage to not only pass their class but to also see the world in a whole different perspective. Thus, you'll love working with me if you want to get someone who can illustrate the beauty and dynamics of math, physics and chemistry, and add some interaction to the tutoring sessions.

Furthermore, I look forward to working with you soon and thank you for dedicating some of your time on reading this entry." less...