Are you taking AP Calculus AB next semester? Well this is the series for you! In this series we will go over the necessary skills to make sure that you succeed in the course.

This series is for anyone who is interested in taking AP Physics C next year. My name is Neil and I have taken both AP Physics C: Mechanics and E&M and scored fives on both exams. In this series we will learn the basic concepts of physics to prepare you for the upcoming semester and help you do well on the exam! We will also do AP questions to prepare you for the style of AP Physics questions. Note: It is already assumed you have a working knowledge of Calc 1 if you are going to be joining this series.

This series was created for students at Worcester State University. This series will cover the topics in PY-114: Physics of Waves, which may include the following based on student interest: - Longitudinal and Transverse Waves - Simple Harmonic Motion - Equations of Circular Motion - The Doppler Effect - The Tank Circuit - Two Slit Interference, Diffraction - Amplitude/Frequency Modulation This series is hosted/cohosted by: Akash D and Neil K

Each week we will go over any AP Physics C questions you may have. Both Mechanics and E&M students are welcome! If no one has any questions we will go over AP style questions. **More sessions will be added later**

Each week we will review a unit of AP Calc AB. We will also do AP-style practice problems for each unit. ** More sessions will be added later**

Each week I will present the various types of questions that are found on the SAT reading and writing sections. We will then do practice on each question type. If we have time we will also take full SAT Reading and Writing Tests.

Hi my name is Neil and I am currently taking AP Calc BC. I took Calc AB last year and got a five. Each week we will review a Unit of AP Calc AB and then do AP style practice problems and FRQs. My main goals are to get learners introduced to the timing and style of questions on the Calc AB exam, so you are prepared when you take it. Calc BC students are also welcome if you need an AB review. Looking forward to getting to meet you! *Sessions will be added later for further units.

This series is the same as the other SAT Reading and Writing complete guide. It is just at a different time, and because I like to work in groups of less than 20 to make sure that each learner will receive personalized attention. Hi my name is Neil, and I took the SAT last December. I got a 1550, and got no questions wrong on the reading section. This may seem impossible but I want to share the tips and tricks that I learned to achieve this score with you! During this series we will be breaking down the entire SAT reading and writing. We will not just be going over questions, and I will show the tips and tricks that you can use to reduce the amount of time you spend on each question, and to make complicated questions much easier. I will introduce you to all of the questions that appear on both sections, and we will do many practice problems on each section. After we will take a practice test and review the test to see where we can improve. Note: The SAT Writing sessions are TENATIVE and may change. I want to make sure that we cover all of the SAT reading material before moving on.

Hi my name is Neil, and I took the SAT last December. I got a 1550, and got no questions wrong on the reading section. This may seem impossible but I want to share the tips and tricks that I learned to achieve this score with you! During this series we will be breaking down the entire SAT reading and writing. We will not just be going over questions, and I will show the tips and tricks that you can use to reduce the amount of time you spend on each question, and to make complicated questions much easier. I will introduce you to all of the questions that appear on both sections, and we will do many practice problems on each section. After we will take a practice test and review the test to see where we can improve. Note: The SAT Writing sessions are TENATIVE and may change. I want to make sure that we cover all of the SAT reading material before moving on.