The Best Math Tutors in Granada Hills, CA

I have passed all algebra tests by WyzAnt and I have previous experience in tutoring elementary children in math.See Eden's full profile

I graduated from UCSD with a math degree, graduating magna cum laude. Also, I did post-graduate work as well. This included various coursework in analysis, algebra, combinatorics, computational algorithms, and differential equations.See Dan's full profile

This course extends the topics first seen in Algebra I and provides advanced skills in algebraic operations. Additionally, linear and quadratic functions and relations, conic sections, exponential and logarithmic functions, graphing, and sequences and series will be explored.See Anna's full profile

I have worked with students, in K-5 grade levels, for over 5 years before working with students in higher grade levels, for the past 10 years, including Math.See Sabrina's full profile

I took the GRE computer test in December 2022 and received a score of 169/170 on the Quantitative Reasoning (aka, math) portion of the exam. I have some experience in teaching friends and colleagues and helping them to improve their quant scores as well as related experience in more formal tutoring settings...See Nick's full profile

I passed the CBEST in 2009 with a reading score of 51, writing score of 53, and math score of 73.See Emily's full profile

MIT, over ten years as math tutorSee Chi's full profile

I have been tutoring the math section of the SAT for over 20 years, helping students greatly improve their scores. Many of them have gained admission to top universities, including Yale, Harvard, Brown & Northwestern. My tutoring methodology goes back to the time I worked in the Space Program, launching...See Rick's full profile

For the past decade, I have tutored math to five year olds, seniors in college, and all ages in between. I currently tutor up through algebra 2.See Tague's full profile

Hey there! I’m your resident mechanical-engineering “puzzle solver,” here to show you that math and science don’t have to feel like an unsolvable mystery. I’ve got a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering and six years of tutoring adventures under my belt—ranging from algebra and calculus all the way up...See Kiavash's full profile

...insight into factors that determine college success, such as is done with Accuplacer. In the seminars, Ms. Adcock noted the importance of prerequisites such as in math, which is a key indicator of future aptitude (or lack thereof) and she also highlighted vital areas of insight that offer clues about potential harbingers of ...See Ray's full profile

My name is Cassandra, and I am passionate about helping students conquer math with confidence. I hold both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degree in Mathematics from Jackson State University. My journey into teaching began with Teach for America, where I discovered my love for engaging students in...See Cassandra's full profile

I have a Master's in Physics, a Master's in Math, and am currently working on a Master's in Chemistry. I've been teaching all 3 for 20 years!See David's full profile

I have taught pre-Calculus and Calculus at college/university level for several years and tutored numerous student on the subject. I'm a patient teacher and enjoy helping others understand challenging mathematical concepts.See Jafar's full profile

With a Master of Public Health from Harvard and years of experience breaking down complex topics, I make Algebra 2 clear, engaging, and relevant. I specialize in connecting math concepts to real-life situations so students not only understand, but remember what they learn. Whether we’re exploring quadratic...See Muriel's full profile

Hi everyone, my background in tutoring stems from work I did with the LA Youth crisis center where I volunteered tutoring the group of teens that were living there. The structure there had a bit of a classroom feel with an effort to understand each students needs. My personal style is to have some structured lessons but...See Jerred's full profile

I have also been sharing my knowledge with other students though tutoring which I have doing for almost ten years. I know that tutoring can be difficult for students, especially with difficult subject like physics and math, but I always make sure to create a fun, comfortable environment for students where they can...See Karapet's full profile

I am a college Physics and Astronomy professor and Chair of the Department and I’ve also taught high school Math and Calculus including GMAT and GRE Math prep and MCAT Physics prep through UCLA Extension. I love seeing students succeed and accomplishing their utmost in difficult topics. I’ve helped...See Viken's full profile

Throughout middle and high school, I would tutor after school to underage students who needed additional help with subjects relating to math and science. When completing my bachelor's degree, I was a tutor for Machine Design II, which also allowed me to assist other students who needed additional help with...See Brandon's full profile

I specialize in test prep tutoring. I have 7+ years tutoring SSAT as well as the ISEE, which is in very similar standardized test format. Besides the Verbal and Math portions, I address the mental aspect of taking tests.See Georgianne's full profile

I am a very experienced tutor and I will help you with difficult concepts in an easy to understand manner for students at all levels: Middle School, Junior High, High School, college, university, etc. I have a B.S. degree from The National University of Engineering, and took many courses at Cal State Northridge towards...See Roberto's full profile

I have lots of experience tutoring from prealgebra to calculus. Depending on the curriculum, Finite Math lies somewhere between between Algebra II, Probability, and Precalculus/Math Analysis. I have plenty of experience teaching those topics.See Andy's full profile

I am comfortable helping with all academic areas at the high school level except for foreign languages, all standardized tests including nearly all AP exams, all levels of college Math, Physics, and Writing, and most other subjects through intermediate college level. Graduate level work is possible in some areas....See Jeremy's full profile

Precalculus can be a challenging class because there so many diverse topics that don't build on each other the way math often does. Breaking down the material into easy-to-understand pieces that can be assembled into the full concept really helps to make Precalculus less daunting.See Kara's full profile

Prior to college, I participated in the math Olympiad, took honors math classes, and earned 95%+ scores on the math sections of standardized tests (ACT/SAT/SAT II). In college, I earned honors grades in college-level precalculus, calculus 1, and statistics, as well as tutored for...See Amani's full profile