The Best algebra Tutors in New Brunswick, NJ

Hi! I'm Jennifer, an educator dedicated to helping students develop curiosity while gaining skills and confidence. I am currently a PhD student at Princeton studying Sociology and Social Policy, with a B.A. in Sociology from Cornell University, with minors in Education, Inequality Studies, and American Studies. I have...See Jennifer's full profile

I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Rutgers University in 2024, and I plan on obtaining teacher certification. During my time at university, I took an entire series of Calculus courses, Abstract Algebra, and many other high-level math courses. I've consistently performed well in my...See Victor's full profile

Hello! I have 10+ years of tutoring experience in the fields of science (biology and chemistry) and mathematics (geometry/trig, Alg I/II, pre-calc). I worked with the NJ Department of Education for curriculum reform for 4 years before teaching chemistry, biology, and mathematics at a private school in NJ. In this...See Ashmi's full profile

As an experienced Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1 tutor, I have developed various strategies to assist learners. Through one-on-one interactions and more in-depth study, I will assist your child in becoming more confident about their learning and moving forward in a positive direction. Students and I often work through...See Mahalia's full profile

I have used MATLAB for 5 years for applications in numerical analysis and linear algebra as well as for computer vision/robotics software development. It has been a major component in several courses and research projects I have participated in. I am happy to help with debugging basic problems in...See Laurel's full profile

As a double major of Math and Physics, I have taken multiple linear algebra course in college. I also applied the skills of linear algebra in multiple physics courses. My experiences have given me a very strong understanding of the concepts and applications of linear algebra. See Johnny's full profile

I’m currently a PhD student in Chemical and Biological Engineering at Princeton University, where I’ve completed my core coursework and served as a teaching assistant for a graduate linear algebra course and an undergraduate lab course. Before Princeton, I graduated summa cum laude in Chemical Engineering...See Matthew's full profile

Hi! My name is Michael, and I have a vast background in education and tutoring that will thoroughly prepare you to succeed in all of your courses! I have my Bachelor's in Psychology with a minor in Biological Sciences. I also have my BSN in nursing and have 4 years in the Emergency Room as experience. Currently enrolled...See Michael's full profile

I am an experienced math tutor and have helped many students master their algebra courses by working with them on their homework, or helping them practice and work through any tough areas where they are having trouble. I like to try to help students see that that they can do it. My students find their grades...See Sheryl's full profile

I have also worked with students ranging from 2nd grade to adult learners. In the past, I have worked closely with students to help with AP Biology, Chemistry, Algebra I/II, Calculus, Trigonometry, Geometry, etc. My goal is for all my students to truly understand the material that they are learning instead...See Veronica's full profile

I have taught both college level and high school Math and Science. My students regularly get 5s on APs. I have developed a curriculum to help students advance past school level in Algebra. See Dr. B's full profile

I have a strong background in mathematics and analytical problem-solving, with experience tutoring students one-on-one across a range of levels, from middle school through college. I focus primarily on algebra, geometry, precalculus, calculus, and standardized test math, including SAT and ACT preparation. My...See Stan's full profile

My name is Caroline, and I did my undergraduate degree at Barnard College of Columbia University. I recently finished studying at Texas A&M for my Master's degree in Nautical Archaeology. I have been tutoring students in history and Latin for 10 years, as well as editing English essays. My strengths in history are...See Caroline's full profile

Hi! My name is Shreya Bhardwaj, and I am currently an undergraduate student at Cornell University. I have always loved teaching and I enjoy seeing students understand and grasp concepts. I enjoy working with students of all ages. I am passionate about learning & teaching biology, as that is the focus of my degree. I...See Shreya's full profile

I have tutored all different types of high school and college students in Algebra 1 and 2. I am also an actuary, which means I am quite experienced with mathematics such as algebra. I believe in teaching the fundamentals correctly rather than trying to teach shortcuts, which prepares the student for any...See Lloyd's full profile

In other words, if r=the length of one side of a red tile, d=the the total area of your planned center design, w=the width of the deck and l=the deck's length, and x=the number of red tiles you have to buy, then (w*l-d)/r^2=x. In Algebra that's call a quadratic equation. And knowing how to solve it...See Phillip'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

For the past eight years, I have been a tutor to students in the third grade all the way to seniors in college. I have a wide variety of classes I have taught including Pre-Algebra and Algebra to Essay Writing & Reading at a college level. I have always been that kind of tutor who would go the extra mile for...See Ekta's full profile

Hello, I'm Aidan! I’m a certified special education teacher with a strong background in supporting students with a wide range of learning needs. I currently teach at the high school level, providing instruction in academic subjects such as financial literacy, technology, and Spanish. My classroom includes students with...See Aidan's full profile

I began tutoring middle and high school students as part of the National Honor Society community service requirement in high school and quickly found a passion for helping others with their academic pursuits. I scored 5s in AP Physics 1 & C, AP Biology, and AP Chemistry, allowing me to help high school students...See Keerthana's full profile

Hello! I am currently an undergraduate student at Rutgers University majoring in Biotechnology and minoring in Computer Science and Biochemistry. I hope to pursue a PhD in neuroscience after my undergraduate career. I have experience in tutoring since high school, having volunteered virtually as a mathematics...See Anjana's full profile

Author of Math ACT book. Generally helps students failing Algebra II improve to a B or better, as indicated by great feedback here. Expert in honors Algebra II. Member of the elite invitational National Test Prep Association. If students are having trouble in Algebra II, it often means their...See Joseph's full profile

Throughout my educational journey thus far, I have found my interests deeply-intertwined with mathematics: In high school, I took AP Statistics, earning an A+ and 4 on the exam, in addition to graduating as my class' Salutatorian, with experiences with A+s in courses such as Geometry and Algebra II. During my...See Samantha's full profile

I can tutor students in a wide range of subjects, including: Middle School: All core subjects and Spanish High School: Math (up through Calculus I), English, Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics (algebra-based only), Introductory Spanish College-Level: General Biology, Algebra, Pre-Calculus,...See Cassidy's full profile

I started tutoring algebra when I was in high school. Later, I worked for a major tutoring company and found that I still really enjoyed helping students get past the difficulties that they have with the subject. It is my favorite subject to teach because there are so many ways to explain each concept. It's...See Maria's full profile