The Best Algebra 2 Tutors in Cedar Park, TX

Hi! My name is Joel and I am attending the University of Texas at Austin (UT), pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. Hook 'Em Horns! My goal in tutoring is to teach my students how to be effective learners. Building on each student's potential, I firmly believe in tailored strategies that facilitate...See Joel's full profile

Hi! I'm Ana, and I'm a second year student majoring in neuroscience at the University of Texas at Austin. I found my passion for teaching in high school, where I worked with a nonprofit tutoring organization called Learn To Be. Additionally, I frequently provided private tutoring for middle and high school students. My...See Ana's full profile

Can meet on Google Meets and Discord + can work with Mac and PC My education: I’m a UT Austin freshman in the with a Stats/Data Science + Mathematics double major. I have taken 18 AP classes, and I’ve gotten 15 5’s and 3 4’s. I attended Plano West Senior High, and I was ranked 32/1300. I also got the National...See Vijay's full profile

With over 9 years of experience and a B.S. in Computational Mathematics, I specialize in helping students master Algebra 2 concepts. I understand that Algebra 2 can be challenging, but my goal is to make it approachable and engaging. I break down complex topics into manageable steps and use real-life...See Michaela's full profile

As an experienced Algebra 2 tutor, I excel in helping students navigate advanced topics such as polynomial functions, logarithms, and complex numbers, ensuring they build a strong mathematical foundation. My approach focuses on demystifying challenging concepts through step-by-step explanations and practical...See Stephenson's full profile

I am a 2010 graduate of Texas Lutheran University with a BA in mathematics and minor in music. I continue to sing and play my tuba. I previously worked at an after-school math learning center tutoring students from kindergarten to non-traditional college students and an in-school math tutoring program in two AISD...See David's full profile

I have a PhD in mathematics and a BS in engineering with over 10 years of classroom teaching experience. I taught statistics and calculus at the University of Maryland. Now, I teach at local colleges. I have been tutoring for 25 years. Although I am an expert in mathematics with an extensive and excellent education, my...See Hediye's full profile

I am a cum laude graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Muhlenberg College, where I also minored in Physics and English. My academic journey has been enriched by conducting research in both analytical chemistry and medicinal chemistry. I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry at the...See Hunter's full profile

Howdy, y'all! With over 5 years of experience tutoring both privately and at the Gideon Math and Reading Center, I’ve worked with a wide range of students across various ages and skill levels. My primary focus is on math and science, particularly for students in grades 7–12, though I’ve also successfully supported...See Hudson's full profile

Hello, my name is Oscar Herrera. I studied Biological & Agricultural Engineering at Texas A&M University at College Station. I currently work full-time as a Licensed Professional Civil Engineer; however, I have always had a passion for teaching. When I learn something new, the first thing I do is find someone else to...See Oscar's full profile

I'm Johnny and I have experience as a guest lecturer and supplemental instructor for Calculus II/III at San Jacinto College, University of Houston (Clear Lake), and Texas State. I have also taught Programming Fundamentals (C++) and Linear Algebra at the college level. I received the Louis & Stokes Minority Participation...See Johnny's full profile

I am fully aware of the different approaches to teaching courses in AP Calculus or AP Physics for students who learn differently and assimilate material at different rates. "Eureka Moments" do exist and I know how to evoke that sought- after response in my students. My high school experiences included summer sessions...See William's full profile

Hello! I am a PhD student in Chemical Engineering, though my subspecialty is more interdisciplinary: Process Systems Engineering. In it, I take complicated processes and find ways to make them automated and efficient. I enjoy finding solutions, especially novel ones. I have taught and tutored several computation...See Joshua's full profile

I have over six years of tutoring experience at elementary, middle school, high school and college level. I tutor a variety of math, English, and science subjects. I specialize in test prep and college admissions counseling, helping students raise their SAT scores 100+ points, ACT scores 4+ points, along with prep work...See Emma's full profile

Richard Feynman once remarked that "what one fool can understand, another can". I have been both the fool who has understood and the fool who has not, and more often than not a healthy bit of both. I started college as a psychology and music double major before happening upon the mysteries of the cosmos in an...See Kevin's full profile

Hello, I'm Ronak! I am currently a junior at the University of Texas at Austin pursuing a dual degree in B.S. Economics and B.A. Mathematics, and I'm also in the honors program. I am passionate about and proficient in Math and Economics topics including: Algebra, Precalculus, Calculus I-III, Statistics and Probability,...See Ronak's full profile

I self-studied for the PSAT and SAT, receiving a PSAT of 1500 (740 EBRW, 760 Math) and the National Merit Finalist Award, and an SAT of 1560 (800 EBRW, 760 Math) on my first attempt. I received a 5 on the AP Calculus BC and AP Statistics exams, and completed Calculus 3 and Differential Equations during my senior year,...See Mabel's full profile

Hi! Myself:  For the last decade, my day job has been being a hybrid statistician / programmer. More specifically, I build predictive models while ingesting a lot of data, and then I have to bring those models into production (with programming). I also recently finished a master's degree in statistics, wanting more...See Nam's full profile

Hi! I am a recent college graduate from Pennsylvania State University College of Engineering. My experience lies in teaching, and powering through the rigors of AP and STEM courses. My experience enables me to teach math, statistics, macroeconomics, programming, reading, writing, and more. I know how it feels to be lost...See Anikate's full profile

Hi! My name is Ali. I received my PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. I have years of experience teaching undergraduate ECE courses and I am very passionate about Math, Algorithms, Probability, etc. Algorithms and data structure has been the most popular topic among my...See Ali's full profile

Hello! My name is Serena and I have 6+ years of experience in college admissions counseling and K-12 tutoring. I graduated from Johns Hopkins University in three years, majoring in public health, and am currently a physician assistant (PA) graduate student. My high school statistics include receiving the maximum score...See Serena's full profile

Hey! I’m Devika, a junior at UT Austin studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. I’ve been tutoring for over 5 years now, and I’ve worked with students of all ages—from middle school to college. I actually started tutoring back in high school as a volunteer, helping classmates tackle those tough subjects....See Devika's full profile

Math is taught Completely Wrong in America!!! You see, we started Standardized Testing decades ago in an attempt to make our failing math programs better. The result was a litany of unintended consequences. In short, good teachers became pressured to teach the material on the test over actual math. Their promotions...See Alfred's full profile

Hi there! I’m Dylan, and I’m excited to help you succeed. I recently graduated in 2024 with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a Minor in Computer Science from UT Austin. My love for STEM blossomed in high school through AP courses like Chemistry, Physics C, and Calculus BC, not just because of the material, but...See Dylan's full profile

Hi, I'm Massy :) I have a PhD in math, and in addition to spending years in the classroom teaching as an instructor and TA, I have been a private tutor for 25 years. I can help you get completely comfortable with single and multivariable calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, finite math, discrete math,...See Massy's full profile