The Best SAT Tutors in Haddon Heights, NJ

I have previously taken the SAT Math, having scored a full 800 on the SAT.See Shailesh's full profile

I completed my master's in education in 2012 and having this degree has greatly impacted the way I teach. Before this degree, I earned my bachelor's in engineering but switched to teaching because this is what I do with passion. I started teaching in August 2000 and my unique educational background allows me to...See Adnan's full profile

I have previously tutored high school and college students on their math skills both in solo and group settings. I regularly help high school students prepare for their standardized tests, including both the SAT and the ACT.See Cole's full profile

I am experienced in tutoring the math section of the SAT, both old and new. I was trained by Kaplan on how to prepare students for standardized tests, and have many years' experience specifically prepping students for NJ state testing (the HSPA and AHSA). I'm extremely experienced in test prep and have...See Alison's full profile

I have extensive experience in all aspects of SAT/ACT Math prep. I can help you with the right mindset and offer helpful tips that will help you improve your score. But most of all, I'll be able to help you increase your mastery of all the relevant topics in Mathematics. Competence breeds confidence -...See Pavel's full profile

SAT Math is something that every student can ace. I truly believe that with the right training, every student can get to an 800. My 780 on the SAT math section was due to not reviewing one concept (matrices) before going into the exam, and I therefore ran out of time while solving that problem. I will...See Donovan's full profile

Hi, my name is Marna. I have been a math professor at Drexel University teaching college freshmen since 1998. I was also a student at Drexel where I earned both my Bachelor's and Master's degrees. I started tutoring as a high school sophomore and have never stopped! Teaching math is my calling. After teaching for 10...See Marna's full profile

Hi, I'm Priscilla! I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Rochester with a Bachelor of Arts degree as a triple major in Chemistry, Biology, and Public Health. With a busy course load, I have had to teach myself lots of techniques to understand course material well and efficiently. In high school, I was my...See Priscilla's full profile

In high school, I got a perfect score on the ACT on my first attempt, an SAT score in the 99th percentile on my first attempt, and got perfect scores on both AP English Literature and Composition and AP Language and Composition. As a math minor in college, I worked for Indiana University's math department to...See Leigha's full profile

With a Ph.D. in Statistics and over fifteen years of teaching experience, I have devoted my career to helping students transform uncertainty into understanding and anxiety into confidence. My teaching journey has spanned introductory and advanced courses—including AP Statistics, Regression Analysis, and...See Bahaeddine's full profile

As an undergraduate, I completed two senior honors theses involving original data analysis and developed strong research and technical skills, including proficiency in Python, R, and data coding for statistical and behavioral analysis. Academically, I scored in the 97th percentile on the SAT, earned perfect 5s...See Miranda's full profile

I have taught and tutored at the high school and college level in mathematics, history, and literature (particularly Shakespeare and Homer) for 25+ years. My teaching has been profiled in the New York Times. I also tutor law students in legal writing as well as substantive law school coursework. I am happy to offer a...See Steven's full profile

Hello! My name is Ziva and I love learning and teaching math! In college, I studied physics and mathematics. Along the way, I developed a love of pure mathematics, so I decided to go to graduate school. I earned a PhD in Mathematics (topology/geometry) in 2017 and taught math at Duke University and Bryn Mawr College for...See Ziva's full profile

1530 on my SAT!See Kelsey's full profile

I have been tutoring SAT math since 2008 and my students have been really successful in exams. I focus more on the concept and techniques to solving the complex problem easy way.See Subash's full profile

Hi, my name is Ansh, and I am a M1 at Drexel University College of Medicine. I was part of the 4 + 4 combined medical school BS/MD program at Drexel. I graduated from Unionville High School with a 4.56 GPA and 1560 on the SAT. I have taken almost all of the biology and chemistry-related courses at Drexel,...See Ansh's full profile

Most of my GMAT students, with consistent practice and guidance, achieve their goal of scoring 700+. In addition to GMAT prep, I offer MBA admissions consulting, SAT/ACT tutoring, and support in economics and other academic subjects. Wherever you’re aiming — college or business school — I’d love to...See Austin's full profile

I’m Derek, a PhD student studying biostatistics. I have a Bachelor’s in chemistry and molecular biology and a Master’s in biostatistics. In addition to two years of tutoring math and science, I have several semesters of teaching experience in chemistry, statistics, and programming. Whether you're preparing for an...See Derek's full profile

I graduated from Northeastern University with a Biology major with Summa Cum Laude. I received college credit for APUSH (5), AP Calculus AB (4), and AP Calculus BC - Northeastern University provides credit for a score of 4 or 5. I have about five years of tutoring experience covering topics including high school French,...See Eun's full profile

The digital SAT reading section certainly contains difficult questions, but there are several tips that can help students select correct answers. Reading closely is paramount. As the passages are short, this is less time-consuming than on previous incarnations of the test. I often use practice-test passages with...See Donald's full profile

Understanding statistics is an extremely useful tool, both in your studies and in life - what does the margin of error on a poll mean? What does it mean to be in the 78th percentile on your SAT? What's the relationship between people's education and their income? Having taught statistics to high school...See Dominic's full profile

Experience in teaching algebra and geometry as it pertains to the SAT and other similar tests.See Jason's full profile

Over the years, I’ve tutored students across all levels—from elementary through undergraduate—and I love finding creative ways to make complex concepts more accessible. I’ve also had the opportunity to help students prepare for major standardized tests such as the MCAT, GRE, ACT, PSAT, and SAT. With...See Mona's full profile

The math section of the SAT's tests students math skills learned up to grade 12. I have a college degree in mathematics. I have successfully passed the GRE's (to get into graduate school) as well as the Praxis II content knowledge test for mathematics. Therefore, I am qualified to tutor students in...See David's full profile

800 on SAT Reading and SAT WritingSee Sailaja's full profile