PhD candidate in chemical engineering at NC State. BS from USF in chemical engineering (3.8 GPA). teaching math, physics, and chemistry for middle school, high school, and college for any major (3.92

Kyle has exceptional problem-solving skills and presents complex topics/information in an intuitive way of thinking. His approach to situations and problems gives an insight into critical thinking skills needed to succeed while improving understanding of difficult topics. His strong foundation in science and mathematics truly makes him an effective teacher and mentor.

Kyle is a good friend of mine from the University of South Florida. We were introduced to one another through an undergraduate proofs class we took during the spring 2023 semester. Kyle is a studious individual that has his priorities in his education. He maintains a spirit of professionalism as a student and embodies a balanced lifestyle. As we were working together to study for an exam we had there were a couple of topics I struggled with and found great value in the explanations he devised. Efficient, adaptable, calm, collected, dynamic, clever, and self-disciplined are just a few of the adjectives I would you to describe Kyle that would certainly translate into his tutoring. If he were to tutor, I would trust him to accurately illustrate all parts of a given topic/subject, being just as thorough as a professor teaching the class.

Kyle and I took some physics and math classes together in our first couple of years in college. Anything I couldn't completely understand during the lesson or wording of a question he'd help clarify. Study sessions went quick and easy with him as help. He's helpful, kind, smart, understanding, and overall just a really good explainer of sorts. If you have him as your tutor, I guarantee you won't be unsatisfied with his service.

Kyle is one of my chemical engineering classmates. When I say he is one of the most patient, kind, and smartest people I know, I mean it. I remember struggling in calculus 2 and 3, and physics 1 and 2, and he would take the time to help me understand the concepts not just give some quick answer. He would care and go over materials with me, and it really helped get an A. I would often tell him he should actually do tutoring, and when he sent me this link to recommend him, I jumped on it and couldn't be happier for him. Whoever he gets to tutor, you are one lucky person!