The Best Math Tutors in Brentwood, PA

I'm a rising fourth-year medical student with a bachelor's degree in political science from UPenn. My strong MCAT performance, acceptance into medical school, and passing Step 1 and 2 allow me the opportunity to tutor students in standardized exams effectively. My social sciences education gives me the foundation to help...See Miriam's full profile

I currently provide Test Prep for the SAT/ACT/ISEE/SSAT Tests in the Reading, English/Verbal, and Writing test sections. For the ISEE Lower Level test, I provide tutoring in all Test sections, including Math. Through our sessions, I help students become familiar with the test questions, learn...See Connie's full profile

Eventually my focus became middle school students through adult students. This lead me to pursue my teaching credential and become a classroom teacher. I have a minor in math and have passed the CSET (Ca credential exam) to teach through algebra 2. See Jessica's full profile

Clients walk away clear, confident, and equipped with the tools they need to execute in the real world. I have expert-level skill in Accounting, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and strong math foundations — all of which make me extremely effective at teaching business skills, financial concepts, and software...See Lynda's full profile

This perspective is crucial to gaining a firm understanding of many conceptual topics in chemistry. Two: Solving quantitative problems using a systematic approach that focuses on unit analysis. Most math problems in chemistry can be solved if students use dimensional analysis to tackle problems. I look forward...See Carrie's full profile

I’ve tutored math at the high school and college levelSee Jeffrey's full profile

I worked with students from all backgrounds to help them with all topics, from solving basic equations to polynomials and quadratics. With all math classes, especially Algebra 2, I try to show students multiple problem solving methods so that they can find the method that best suits them. Whether it's...See Max's full profile

My goal is to help all students understand how engaging statistics can be, particularly with all the exciting opportunities for data analysis in the modern job market. I did my undergrad in math at MIT and received a PhD in statistics from Carnegie Mellon. Throughout the PhD program, I worked continually as a...See Susan's full profile

Hello! My name is Stella; I'm an undergraduate at Carnegie Mellon University studying quantum and computational physics. I scored a 1600 on the SAT and took 19 AP classes during my time in high school, with a score of 5 on all but four exams. I've been tutoring for over five years within my school and through a variety...See Stella's full profile

I have tutored students from ages 16-66 at this level, so, whether you’re in high school and struggling with algebra for the first time or you’re back in school after a long layoff and haven’t seen math in a while, I can help you. Additionally, I graduated with a degree in natural sciences from the...See Joshua's full profile

Throughout my time at the co-op, I journeyed through the Saxon Math curriculum, from Saxon 8/7 to Advanced Mathematics. In a typical Math Seminar, students brought math problems to class that they were struggling with. The class, then, discussed the mathematical concepts concerned and solved the...See Eilis's full profile

... of weather, first aid, and the behaviors and classifications of mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. I have also tutored elementary school through high school math at Mathnasium. I have a bachelor's degree in mathematics, and can deliver understanding as foundational and deep as necessary, even for higher-level subjects....See Travis's full profile

I use Algebra in all math in my physics classes or math classes. The math is more advanced, but Algebra is the core of all Mathematics. I also got two questions wrong on the math section of the SAT (780/800) which is mainly Algebra.See Jayden's full profile

These classes changed how I viewed math at its core, and its power to describe the world around us, and I enjoy helping students see that possibility in a class they might otherwise find abstract or irrelevant. I also study math somewhat recreationally, and I have developed a familiarity with many math...See Paul's full profile

I find immense joy in tutoring GRE Quantitative prep, as I love demystifying mathematical concepts and making them engaging. With strong credentials including perfect scores when I try the GRE-Q, I'm well-prepared to help students navigate its challenges, fostering confidence and success through a personalized and...See Ron's full profile

As a Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) and MBA with a 4.0 GPA, I help elementary students build the logical "structural integrity" needed for lifelong mathematical success. With 15 years of experience, I apply my Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and Agile background to deconstruct K-6 concepts into intuitive, engineered...See Jignesh's full profile

I scored in the 99th percentile on the SAT. I have tutored dozens of students for the Math and English sections of the SAT with very high reviews.See Matthew's full profile

During my doctoral studies, I taught both algebra- and calculus-based Physics courses as a Teaching Assistant and an independent Teaching Fellow for about two years, gaining valuable experience in guiding students through challenging Physics concepts. After graduating, I taught Math and Engineering courses at...See Nafis's full profile

Though dance is my passion, I have always loved academics of all sorts and am wholeheartedly a math geek. I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA, and completed three International Baccalaureate certificates in high school, in the fields of Math, English and History. I am a member of the National Honors...See Ellen's full profile

-tutored algebra for 4 years -took honors math classes throughout middle and high school -earned As in math honor classesSee Nikita's full profile

Hi! My name is Kristy, and I love chemistry!!! I am currently a chemistry instructor at Point Park University. I also taught high school chemistry in Altoona, and I worked as a chemist at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico. I also tutored chemistry for several years while I was a student at Penn State University....See Kristy's full profile

Although my undergrad degree isn't in CS, I taught myself how to program just for fun around that time. I'm very familiar with CS algorithms, data structures, and discrete math.See Mark's full profile

Math can be fun and exciting if taught in a way that's applicable to the student! I work to bring math to life in a way that makes sense to a student. I like to keep the environment positive and upbeat, and my goal is to make math something they understand as useful for how they'll live...See Sabrina's full profile

I am a math professor, having earned my PhD in math from UCLA in the Fall of 2019. I have taught dozens of math courses, and I have been tutoring for about 16 years. I can tutor and teach up to and including the college level in any math topic!See Thomas's full profile

I am well-practiced in teaching all of the topics in a standard discrete math course; I have tutored for discrete math courses across a number of different colleges. I first learned discrete math in pursuit of my BS in mathematics, and then came to master the topic during my MS/PhD studies,...See Will's full profile