The Best AP Calculus BC Tutors in New York

I have an intuitive approach to polynomials, exponentials, trigonometric functions, and logarithms that helps the kids internalize the concepts in a way that enables them to succeed in precalculus and thoroughly prepares them for calculus....See Olena's full profile

I have an BS in Mathematics and a Master's in Statistics and I've been tutoring Trigonometry/Geometry/Algebra/Precalculus/Calculus as well as other math/stat topics for years.See Daniel'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...See Michael's full profile

I first served as an Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) tutor in math (algebra I to calculus) for high school students of all backgrounds. I also served as an official college tutor hired by the University of Rochester for all...See Archita's full profile

I graduated from the University of Maryland with a double degree in Computer Science (Machine Learning) and Economics. I have proficient experience in advanced math concepts like Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations. I also...See Vaishnavi's full profile

I have several years of teaching experience of single and multivariable calculus both as a college instructor and as a tutor. I love this subject and I can communicate this love to anyone who is earnestly interested to learn it and lock it...See Arkady's full profile

A major focus of my degree in Math & Philosophy from Oxford was their intersection, namely mathematical logic. This included propositional calculus, predicate calculus and its axiomatisations, modal logic and set theory. I also...See Raj's full profile

Pre-Calculus is the pre-derivative to that of actual calculus. The area comprises a majority of knowledge learned in Algebra 1, 2, and Geometry. I currently tutor students in a wide range of all three subjects and have tutored...See Anjan's full profile

I also scored 1520 on the SAT (with a 790 in Math) and achieved top scores of 5 in AP Calculus BC, Statistics, Computer Science A, Physics, and both Macro and Microeconomics. Subjects I Specialize In: - Math: Algebra, Pre-Calculus,...See Bryant's full profile

I having extensive experience teaching calculus (AB Calc, BC Calc, Calc 1, Calc 2). I am a patient, effective teacher who loves the subject matter and values making strong connections with students. My teaching style emphasizes intuition...See Catherine's full profile

I make Calculus approachable by focusing on the big ideas of limits, derivatives, and integrals while showing how they connect to real-world problems. My teaching style emphasizes step-by-step explanations, plenty of practice, and linking...See Graham's full profile

As a student myself I have received a 4.0 grade for Calculus I and II. I have also tutored this class to my peers and youngsters. I am a research scientist and all my scientific works are intimately connected to utilizing the elements of...See Farrooh's full profile

For the last two years I have been a tutor at Dutchess Community College Calculus 3, 2 and 1. Additionally, I am a professional tutor for the company Paper Co. where I also tutor Calculus AB/BC. I am a physics BS student at New...See Julian's full profile

Hi, I have a BA in Mathematics from New York University and an MS in Analytics from Carnegie Mellon University. I have extensive experience in tutoring, and my approach is to create a strong foundation in whatever area of math I tutor,...See Samuel's full profile

– Northwestern University graduate – Two years experience as a Northwestern University calculus teaching assistant – More than 700 hours of experience tutoring AP and undergraduate single-variable and – Champion of the 2021...See Coby's full profile

Hi, I'm Michael! I have a PhD in physics from UC Berkeley and an MSci and BA in physics from the University of Cambridge. I have 5 years of experience tutoring math, physics and chemistry, and 5 years experience teaching undergrad level math and...See Michael's full profile

I eventually left this behind to move to New York for grad school, where I was the primary instructor for a variety of math courses at City College, including College Algebra and Trigonometry, Precalc, and Calculus. After completing my PhD...See Ben's full profile

Calculus is one of my favorite topics to tutor. Many students find it frustrating since it ties together previous math courses as well as introducing new topics. I help students review prior math topics to improve their foundation while...See Lauren's full profile

I can break down difficult calculus concepts to feel more intuitive, giving students the tools and confidence for success! I use visual aids like dynamic graphs and color coding to make problems easy to follow and understand. With a...See Violet's full profile

I have a master's degree in mathematics and have taught Calculus I and II for over 20 years. I explain things clearly in way students can understand.See Richard's full profile

To many students (and parents who remember it from college), Calculus is a dirty word. Though many struggle with it, Calculus is a powerful math course in its many forms. Whether or not your student is interested in mastering this...See Daniel's full profile

., math help centers) in mathematics departments of major universities. I've taught college courses in calculus, statistics, college algebra, and recreations in modern mathematics. I've had the pleasure of tutoring students in...See AJ's full profile

With over seventeen years of experience, I am eager to help your student succeed in school! I am a Princeton graduate (BSE Operations Research and Financial Engineering, minors in Teacher Preparation, Finance, and German Language). As part of the...See Lisa's full profile

Professional researcher in astroparticle physics. I use tools from calculus everyday in my research.See Marco's full profile

Learn topics like - derivatives (incl. partial derivatives, extremals, Lagrange multipliers) - integral (Riemann or Lebesgue; area, volume) - sequences and series (convergence tests) - analytical geometry (dot and cross product, planes and lines)...See Roger's full profile