The Best Math Tutors in Northeastern University, Boston, MA

I earned a 5 on 10 AP tests. was ranked #3 in my high school class and have taken math courses up to multivariable calculus. I have tutored 50+ students and helped them gain confidence in the material.See Brayden's full profile

Filling in content-gaps is the first and best strategy. Time management skills are just as important. I will break up practice tests into smaller timed chunks to get you, or your child, to know how to work at a good pace. I will then look at the...See Christopher's full profile

After double-majoring in math and philosophy, I did a master's in math followed by two successful years in a pure and applied logic program interdisciplinary between math, philosophy, and computer science. All this to...See Peter's full profile

I'm Harry! I am pursuing my PhD in Mechanical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology while researching manufacturing using acoustics and fluids dynamics. I graduated with highest distinction from Purdue University with a Bachelor's...See Harry's full profile

In high school, I received a 96 on my Alg 2 regents and even now, the concepts are relevant to my coursework in college because algebra is the foundation of advanced math.See Luce's full profile

I provide data-driven, highly targeted SAT Math techniques that help students consistently score in the 750-800 range (average total SAT: 1540/1600). I focus heavily on the new Digital SAT format, teaching students advanced...See Sam's full profile

My background includes coursework and study directly in discrete mathematics (including basic combinatorics, number theory, graph theory, modular arithmetic, logic, relations, and pseudocode). I also have done coursework in cryptography (basic...See Andrew's full profile

After 3 years of grading essays and realizing that I wasn't feeling as fulfilled as I could with helping my students, I decided to switch to teaching math. I was never as good a student in math as a student, and I definitely did...See Patricia's full profile

I studied math as an undergraduate, but also took several philosophy courses. Formal logic is the basis for proof writing in math, and because my background in math this course came naturally to me. Formal logic, sometimes...See Jacob's full profile

... Meteorology and Summa Cum Laude in only 3 years. I have had the pleasure of teaching students of various ages in chess, math, and science, including preparation for Regents, SAT, ACT, and AP courses. Recently I instructed high school students who...See Jeremy's full profile

I have been teaching/tutoring for 5 years Algebra and other subjects Bachelor's degree in Pure Mathematics from USC Experience working with children and adolescentsSee John's full profile

I have an extensive background in probability and combinatorics. I taught an applied math course which included probability and graph theory at Rutgers University. I was a grader for a discrete math course which included the topics...See Larry's full profile

After completing my advanced Algebra 2 course in the summer before 9th grade, I started tutoring students at my school's math lab during study halls. Additionally, my experience with calculus classes and helping different students has...See Leen's full profile

I taught mathematics in a public school for thirty-three years on the junior high/middle school level. I taught on the seventh and eighth-grade level. I taught math 7 which encompasses sixth-grade and fifth-grade level mathematics...See Arthur's full profile

Hi everyone! My name is Galina and I would love to help you with your tutoring needs! I’ve been a tutor for about 15 years and have helped 50+ students in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, chemistry, and physics. Some...See Galina's full profile

Since I was in middle school, I was always interested in math and what I could do with it. In high school, I was one of the top students in my math classes, including AP Calculus BC, and knew I wanted to pursue it in college. After...See Melissa's full profile

I have 4 years of full-time class room experience as a math teacher.See Ajay's full profile

Hello! Statistics has always been one of my favorite subjects to teach. Once you understand the basic concepts, you'll see a lot of repetition in pieces of formulas, and you can focus more on the problem solving aspect which can be quite fun....See Julie's full profile

I have tutored ACT math for over four years, helping dozens of students on this exam. I'm very familiar with the ACT exam - I worked for a startup for 1.5 years writing test prep questions for the ACT test as well as other...See Jean Marie's full profile

I am a UC Berkeley graduate with a B.Sc in Chemical Engineering (concentrated in Materials Science and Engineering) and a minor in Chemistry. I have been tutoring since I was a freshman in high school, and during my years as an undergraduate at...See Baseem's full profile

My method of preparation for the Math portion of the SAT is centered around understanding and finding quicker, more efficient solutions. Over the past few years, I have tutored a number of students, who have significantly increased their...See Valeri's full profile

I earned a perfect 800 on the math section of the SAT which, in part, opened up the opportunity for me to go on to complete a B.S, M.A., and (soon!) a PhD. The trick to nailing the SAT isn't being a mathematical genius- it's about...See Bri's full profile

I try to make sure everyone has the basic skills down well so they don't get lost in solving problems that build on top of those skills. I teach calc and other higher math also, so I know which things are most useful later on.See Andrew's full profile

I'd love to see students' faces lighten up after my explanations clear all the confusion and questions they may have. I'd love to see students gaining confidence in solving problems. I had chances to reinforce my math skills...See Ping's full profile

Doing well on the Math SAT requires a combination of basic high school math and insight into problem solving. The math itself isn’t very advanced and most juniors and seniors taking the test have seen all of it, or the vast...See Jon's full profile