The Best algebra Tutors in Pittsburgh, PA

As a medical student with a strong background in mathematics and science, I regularly apply Algebra 1 concepts such as equations, functions, graphing, ratios, exponents, and problem-solving. I have experience tutoring and mentoring students in both one-on-one and small-group settings, helping them build confidence...See Taylor's full profile

Hi! My name is Kristy, and I love chemistry!!! I am currently a chemistry instructor at Point Park University. I also taught high school chemistry in Altoona, and I worked as a chemist at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico. I also tutored chemistry for several years while I was a student at Penn State University....See Kristy's full profile

I have been tutoring students who are in high school or at the collegiate level in various math subjects and in writing. I have scored a 5 out of 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam, so I am quite in touch with algebra, which forms the basis for all the future math courses.See Ashani's full profile

I recently graduated from Cornell University with a Ph.D. in molecular biophysics, and have loved teaching science and math since I began tutoring my classmates when I was in high school. I find that everyone is capable of learning even the most complex subjects, when the teacher is able to connect and communicate...See Gabrielle's full profile

In a Collegiate Scholars Program, I taught Algebra to gifted high school students. My approach to teaching Algebra is conceptual. I train my students to make connections between the abstraction of Algebra and real-world applications.See Eugene's full profile

Before entering Pitt, I taught college-level Engineering courses abroad for three years in face-to-face classroom settings. During my doctoral studies, I taught both algebra- and calculus-based Physics courses as a Teaching Assistant and an independent Teaching Fellow for about two years, gaining valuable...See Nafis's full profile

I have been tutoring Algebra with WyzAnt for over 8 years, and have helped dozens of students sort out such topics as linear algebra, inequalities, functions, polynomials, and exponents. I have a particular knack for helping students figure out precisely what they don't understand about a topic so...See Ellen's full profile

I have taught Algebra 1 courses, and I have also worked as a Keystone Algebra 1 remediation teacher, helping students to pass the exam. I am an expert on the curriculum.See Kerri's full profile

I'm a rising fourth-year medical student with a bachelor's degree in political science from UPenn. My strong MCAT performance, acceptance into medical school, and passing Step 1 and 2 allow me the opportunity to tutor students in standardized exams effectively. My social sciences education gives me the foundation to help...See Miriam's full profile

I earned my Ph.D. in math from UCLA in the Fall of 2019 and have been working at my university since then. I have been teaching math at the undergraduate level for the last 13 years, covering a wide variety of topics: precalculus, calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and theoretical math classes. I...See Thomas's full profile

From AP Statistics to statistical programming to the subtleties of measure theory, I am experienced in tutoring and teaching at all levels. Statistics is a wonderful field but many students are turned off because of poor initial instruction. My goal is to help all students understand how engaging statistics can be,...See Susan's full profile

Hi, I’m Andrew! I am a Neuroscience PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). I graduated in 2023 with my BS in Neuroscience, Physics, and Mathematics. I started tutoring various math and science courses in high school. Realizing I had a passion to teach and help students overcome their academic challenges, I...See Andrew's full profile

I've been teaching math one-on-one for 15+ years. I started in high school, tutoring my peers in a variety subjects -- geometry, algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. In college, I continued to tutor in math -- mainly algebra, discrete math, and calculus. While pursuing my MS and PhD, I taught logic...See Will's full profile

My favorite subject in school was math, and I view my post-secondary work as the logical continuation of that. I have been teaching and tutoring math for several years, from Algebra I to Calc III. I meet students regularly at the main branch of the Carnegie Library in Oakland. I am willing to travel for a...See Elizabeth's full profile

I ran Caltech's secondary school outreach program teaching math, physics, and SAT prep. Over three decades I have tutored countless students one-on-one in a variety of STEM topics. This has ranged from high school Algebra to Group Theory algebra, and even rarer topics like Graph Theory and...See Kim's full profile

Hi! I have lots of experience tutoring for Algebra 1, and it's one of my favorite subjects to teach! I started by helping my younger brother and sister with this course, then have tutored six different local students through Algebra 1. Reach out and we can get your first session scheduled!See Rose's full profile

Currently pursuing an Engineering degree, with a strong foundation in advanced mathematics through calculus and beyond Have tutored fellow students in Algebra 2 for 3 years, helping them build confidence and work through challenging material at a pace that works for them Deeply familiar with the Algebra 2...See Nicolas's full profile

I love algebra! I studied it at the graduate level (look up Groups, Rings, and Fields if you have nothing better to do; they don't mean what you think!), and I've taught and tutored it at every level from middle school through college freshmen. With strong credentials, I'm well-prepared to help...See Ron's full profile

Overall, I strive to be clear, patient and engaging with my students, and I understand that no two students are the same. I’ve tutored for over ten years, covering a wide range of math courses from algebra to calculus. I have experience tutoring middle school, high school and university students in both...See Peter's full profile

I am able to help students who, for whatever reason, fall behind their expectations in algebra I. The polynomial and rational functions, exponents and logarithms, radical expressions, factoring, polynomial division, and equation-solving skills and principles studied in Algebra I are foundational skills...See Isaak's full profile

Growing up, I had an interest in learning about the world. As a teenager, I discovered the richness and open-ended possibility contained in the field of philosophy, which studies large-scale questions that are often not covered in other subjects. I believe that the pursuit of knowledge is successful when the process of...See Robert's full profile

Hi, I'm Eilis! I am a Nursing Major at University of Pittsburgh. I have experienced a combination of homeschooling, private and public education. I attended a Classical Conversations homeschooling co-op where I was classically taught Math, Science, Latin, History, Literature, Logic, Philosophy, Socratic Dialogue, and...See Eilis's full profile

This lead me to pursue my teaching credential and become a classroom teacher. I have a minor in math and have passed the CSET (Ca credential exam) to teach through algebra 2. See Jessica's full profile

I have tutored algebra for over 5 years at another tutoring company and used it my entire career both as a student and as a professional. I have helped students understand algebra and achieve their educational goals for remedial students to advanced students in the US and internationally. I have worked with...See Gregory's full profile

My goal is to explain concepts to students in a new perspective so that they may better understand the material. In college, I tutored both Physics 1 and 2 (algebra and calculus based) at the Study Lab at Pitt. I enjoy guiding students and making physics enjoyable or at least somewhat bearable!! While I mostly...See Patrick's full profile