Physics Tutoring Help in San Diego

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A college student in San Diego is seeking recommendations for effective physics tutoring programs or private tutors, as they are retaking an introductory physics course after a poor experience with a previous instructor. They aim to excel in the subject while also managing a demanding math course. The student is open to both free resources and paid tutoring options. Another participant in the discussion expresses confusion over the student's willingness to pay for in-person tutoring, clarifying their own identity. The conversation highlights the importance of finding quality academic support in challenging subjects.
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Hey y'all...

I'm a college student going into introductory physics for the second time (don't ask about the first semester...basically I had the worst instructor and had to end up dropping the class before I failed) and I really would like to do well. I'm going to also be taking a six unit math course along with physics, so I have to work hard and diligently.

My questions to anyone is really: does anyone know of any good tutoring programs, or private tutors based in San Diego? I really want to get a head start on physics and do exceptionally well...and I know I'll need any help I can get.

If anyone can give me any information, that would be wonderful...thanks a bunch! :shy:
 
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if you want i can pm you some nice sites...you know, lessons for free...

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marlon
 
Hold,on,apparently he's willing to pay money.This could be one good thing for the economy who's doing pretty badly due to increased oil price.
 
Hey Marlon...thanks, any help you could get would be awesome. My semester starts in January, so I won't know then what the syllabus is going to look like and such...but thank you. ^.^

Dex: o.O;; wha? I'm really confused...'cause while I'm willing to pay money for an actual tutor (in person, sorry), I'm very much a female. *g*
 
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