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Physics tutor needed.

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Sun, 08/02/2009 - 1:15am

harrisn5

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I need someone to tutor me on the MCAT physics, more specifically, I need to go over subject matter covered in the physics 123 class, and that kind of thing. I will pay, 10 dollars an hour is what im thinking.

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Sun, 08/02/2009 - 12:05pm

neffr2

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The best way to get a

The best way to get a physics tutor is probably to stop by the department. My recommendation is to check the Zoo (where the foosball table is) for any TAs that might be interested or go to department office and talk to Donna. She normally will connect you to a TA who'd be interested in tutoring.

Hope this helps.