The Best algebra Tutors in East Orange, NJ

I've taught ANY kind of algebra you can think of at a community college many times. I've tutored it extensively as well. See Konstantinos's full profile

I taught Common Core Geometry and Algebra II as a teacher at Saint Vincent Ferrer High School.See Alexander's full profile

I have a PhD degree in theoretical chemistry from Northwestern University, where I did lots of programming and modeling for my study. I have been teaching both college and middle/high school students for many years. My GPA for undergrad = 3.7/4.0 (magna cum laude), grad = 3.93/4.0. Currently, I am tutoring 10+ high...See Viktor's full profile

As of 2025, I also offer test preparation tutoring for the LSAT as well as for the SSAT, ISEE, HSPT, & SHSAT. As such, I am more than equipped to help students who need to strengthen their Algebra foundations. Algebra is the basic language of all higher math, and that is exactly how I teach it - as a...See Meeraj's full profile

I am Samuel, a Professional Engineer and National Registered Scientist, prepared and passed all the licensing exams by self-study; therefore, I have substantial knowledge accumulation in mathematics, chemistry, and biology. I hold Bachelor's and Master's degree both in Environmental Engineering, with straight A GPA in...See Samuel's full profile

Hi there! I’m Jason, and I bring over 14 years of experience in the fast-paced financial industry along with a true passion for teaching. I graduated with a degree in Business from New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering and have passed several industry certifications, including SIE, Series 3, 6, 7, 9, 10,...See Jason's full profile

I am a professional mathematics tutor with six years of experience. I graduated from the University of California in Berkeley, and now I am working on my Mathematics Ph.D. at the University of Southern California. I have passion for mathematics, and I enjoy tutoring. I love to see my students' mathematical improvement,...See Pavel's full profile

I studied chemical engineering in college, but now my professional work is in mechanical engineering. I taught engineering thermodynamics as an adjunct professor at the university level for 3 years. After finding the size of lecture classes too big to make a meaningful impact, I decided to focus on teaching and...See Michael's full profile

Mathematics is my greatest passion and my area of expertise. Over the years, I have helped many people improve in their classes by an entire letter grade or more. When it comes to algebra, I take great pride in being able to explain the concepts very thoroughly, deeply, and clearly. When students understand the...See Michael's full profile

I'd like to think this gives me some insight into what graders are looking for when grading homework assignments. Additionally, I have done research in model theory and algebra, which involves using a lot of discrete math to prove results. I also have done coursework in cryptology and algorithms, which...See Winston's full profile

I mainly tutor four subjects at the high school, AP, and collegiate levels: Physics, Calculus, Chemistry, and C++/java/python programming. But I also have extensive experience with algebra 1, geometry, algebra 2, precalc, and SAT math. The plan with my regular students is always: catch up...See Ze's full profile

I have many years of experience with varying levels of math. My highest level of math that I achieved is Calculus I, and I have tutored math grades from second grade up to college algebra. Prealgebra is the precursor for all math concepts that follow, so the foundational understanding is very important. See Dior's full profile

With a lifelong passion for music and math, I started playing piano at age 5 and composing at 13. I hold a double major in Music Theory & Composition and Mathematics from New York University. Having won competitions in both composition and piano myself, I’m committed to helping my students achieve their own...See Maxim's full profile

This course is designed to cover topics in Algebra ranging from polynomial, rational, and exponential functions to conic sections. Trigonometry concepts such as Law of Sines and Cosines will be introduced. Students will then begin analytic geometry and calculus concepts such as limits, derivatives, and...See Alain's full profile

On the SAT, I scored 740 on the Math section (98th percentile) and 640 in English (88th percentile). For Regents exams, I scored an 84 on Algebra 2, 95 on both Physics and Chemistry, and an 86 on Algebra 1. Although math wasn’t my strongest subject early in high school, I improved significantly through...See Christopher's full profile

I specialize in successfully prepping students for Math Olympiads such as MATHCOUNTS, MOEMS, Kangaroo Math, Math League, AMC 8, AMC 10, AMC 12, and AIME. And I am currently an instructor at the Art of Problem Solving online school (the leading school in olympiad prep.) I love out-of-the-box thinking and olympiads, which...See Ekaterina's full profile

I work at a private tutoring center, where one of my specialties is algebra 1. I know the algebra 1 curriculum front to back, from one- and two- step equations and systems of linear equations to quadratic functions and linear modeling. I also specialize in some of the more advanced topics in some...See Jeff's full profile

I have experience teaching Algebra I at both academic and Honors level. I teach the Common Core Curriculum and use the resources from Big Ideas Math books and website. Some of the topics of Algebra I are tested extensively in SAT Math like linear functions and System of Equations. Such topics are practiced...See Manjula's full profile

I was proficient in school in mathematics. I have successfully tutored “many” individuals before. I mainly specialize in Algebra 1 and 2. I bring a deep understanding of the subjects and a passion for teaching. I’ve honed my skills in breaking down complex concepts into easily understandable explanations. My...See Michael's full profile

My passion for mathematics and its practical uses drives me to help students not only understand concepts but also see their value in everyday life. Over the years, I’ve worked with students at various levels, from high school learners tackling algebra to college students mastering advanced calculus and...See Ernest's full profile

I possess a BS degree in Mathematics (cum laude) from SUNY Albany. I grew up in NY State where I passed the Algebra Regents exam with a score of 98. In addition I have passed the Society of Actuaries exam 100 which encompasses subjects up to calculus and linear algebra. I have been tutoring...See Lori's full profile

I routinely deal with concepts that presuppose very thorough knowledge of linear algebra. I have extensive experience tutoring linear algebra at the college where I work. Although I have never taught this subject as one of my classes, linear algebra is heavily incorporated in my lectures on...See Arkady's full profile

I am a NJ Certified Teacher of mathematics with experience in teaching public schools, several years of tutoring, and teaching an algebra I course through Montclair State's Center for Gifted and Talented.See Lynda's full profile

I have taken the Regents with the following grades during high school: Chemistry - 95 Physics - 98 Biology - 96 Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra - 98, 97, 98 US History - 100 English - 93 Though I am most comfortable with Math, I am fully confident in my ability to teach any or all of these Regent exams. In...See Wesley's full profile

The ACT math is tricky because you are expected to answer 60 questions in 60 minutes. A student is required to have a solid foundation in high school math (most notably algebra 2, trigonometry, and geometry). I try to help students by teaching them the most important concepts, the ones that are tested over and...See Kevin's full profile