The Best algebra Tutors in Los Angeles, CA

The economics program at the University of Chicago requires a rigorous understanding of empirical methods, learned through various statistics and econometrics courses. This includes practical applications vis-à-vis impact analysis, but it also covers the mathematical underpinnings such as linear algebra and...See Mason's full profile

Helping people has been a rewarding life-long endeavor and tutoring has been a medium for the last 15 years. I started tutoring family and friends in core math classes like Geometry and Algebra and realized it was incredibly fulfilling. I've branched out with additional specialized subjects including, but not...See Adam's full profile

Algebra 1 is the key for all mathematics. I used to run Mathnasium of Beverly Hills and have had a passion for working with kids my whole life. I currently work with students at every major public and private high school in LA - feel free to reach out and I can help strengthen your student's Algebra...See James's full profile

...University of California, Riverside. You may find the subjects I tutor below. University Level: College Algebra, Trigonometry, Pre-calculus, Calculus I, II, III, Ordinary Differential Equations, Applied Linear Algebra, Probability & Statistics (and Statistics for Economics), Econometrics (Regression Analysis), Microeconomics...See Saman's full profile

My name is Muna I., and I am a graduate from Johns Hopkins University. During my undergraduate studies, I pursued a Biomedical Engineering major, as well as minors in Computer Science and Computational Medicine. Due to my areas of study, I have an extensive background in mathematics, science, computer science and other...See Munachiso's full profile

Provision of lessons, exercises and related homework FREE of charge.See Phoebe's full profile

As a mathematics student at USC, I've taken advanced courses including Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Probability Theory, Statistics, and more! My favorite thing to do is explain challenging concepts in easy to understand ways, so whether it be advanced topics, AP Calculus (BC or AB, both of which I...See Andy's full profile

TEST PREP: Perfect scores on the GRE Quantitative & Verbal Reasoning sections (170's), the SAT Math & Reading Sections (800's), and the SAT Math II Subject Test (800). I also have 5's on the AP BC Calculus Exam and both Physics C exams (Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism). MATH: During high school I...See Sean's full profile

This was usually in a group setting of around 10-15 students at once, but I also taught students individually. If you are studying for the FE Exam, any mechanical engineering class, ACT, or Linear Algebra, I am a perfect fit for you. I love getting to know my students and watching them succeed academically. I...See Brandon's full profile

As a graduate electrical engineer, algebra has been the cornerstone of much of my college coursework and professional work. I enjoy keeping my skills sharp, and continue to work problems in engineering that make use of algebra for analyzing circuits, performing computer simulations, and tutoring students...See Tom's full profile

As a PhD student in Biomedical Engineering with a degree in Biology and Chemistry (summa cum laude), my exceptionally strong background in STEM allows me to break down complex scientific principles and explain them to a student of any grade level. My in depth knowledge of biology, chemistry, and math makes me perfect...See Stephanie's full profile

Hi! I’m a Physics PhD student specializing in mathematical physics research, and I enjoy helping students develop confidence in problem-solving skills. As part of my degree, I teach discussion sections for introductory college physics, where I guide students through key concepts, assist with solving exercises, and help...See Ariana's full profile

prior algebra tutoring experience, A's in courses when taken, scored over 90th percentile on ACT/SAT math portions See Andrew's full profile

I love teaching one-on-one because it is personal and the student achieves results so much faster. The lightbulb going off is so gratifying! Subjects that I specialize in are all levels of the ISEE, the HSPT, SSAT, SAT, ACT, and how to strategize taking standardized exams (and managing test anxiety!). English, writing,...See Georgianne's full profile

I am a candidate master (USCF 2037 over the board ) with over 30 years playing experience. i have a bullet rating ( 1 minute chess) of 1730 which is in the 96th percentile. I currently teach children 5-7 years old in the Santa Monica area I have taught chess in after school programs and done in home tutoring to...See Dennis's full profile

Algebra is one of my favorite subjects to teach because it’s the foundation for so much of higher-level math. I’m great at helping students understand the “why” behind the rules—whether it’s solving equations, factoring, or working with functions. I’ve had a lot of success helping students build...See Andrew's full profile

As a postdoctoral researcher in theoretical particle physics, I use math every day. This includes using everything from algebra 1 to advanced multidimensional calculus and differential equations. Since theoretical physics is very mathematical by nature, I have developed expertise in those subjects.See Jason's full profile

Certified in teaching Algebra 1 through Wyzant.See Arjan's full profile

I like to incorporate fun techniques in my tutoring to help students learn Math and obtain a deep understanding of the material, so that they can be successful in their class and retain the material through out their Math career. I have taught and tutored in Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry (my favorite),...See Frank's full profile

I am really passionate about mathematics, and I can make it very simple for students to learn even the most difficult concepts by presenting them with real life examples. At UC Berkeley, I have taken multiple math courses such as Calculus II, Multivariable Calculus, Theoretical Linear Algebra, Differential...See Milan's full profile

Hi there, I'm Alex! I'm a newly-minted PhD at UCLA and have extensive experience teaching psychology and neuroscience courses. I enjoy helping students understand difficult topics and concepts, especially in science. In my current research, I draw on literature and methodologies from both biology and psychology to design...See Alex's full profile

Algebra 2 expands on algebra 1 and it usually involves learning logs, exponentials, imaginary numbers, etc. Algebra 2 is very important as a lot of it are used in trigonometry, calculus, and statistics. Some students may feel the jump between Algebra 1 and 2 is quite large and I will help...See Ovid's full profile

I am successful in Algebra, primarily because I had an incredible math teacher in middle school. My middle school math teacher taught me Algebra skills that I always work to incorporate into my lessons with students. I teach skills that help the student to think of the work not as a chore, but an...See Cameron's full profile

Coming from a family of educators, I have appreciated both the challenges and thrills of sharing knowledge from an early age. Growing up I learned that the volley of question and answer can be beautiful and rewarding. As a result, I discovered that the keys to learning are having the ability to articulate what you don't...See Garrett's full profile

I have taught students in Algebra 1 in both small class and one-on-one environments. The students that I taught included those who were struggling and needed to catch up with their class, those who wanted to make sure they are on track and not fall behind with their current learning, and those who wanted to enrich...See Stephen's full profile