The Best Math Tutors in South River, NJ

I took the SAT twice back in high school and score a 1580 (superscored, 780 English and 800 Math). In addition, as a sophomore in high school, I scored a 1490/1520 on the PSAT and qualified as a National Merit Finalist for the state of New Jersey. Since then, I have been helping numerous students with their...See Vincent's full profile

The fact is, while all U.S. college and university admissions committees will consider either ACT or SAT scores, committees at institutions on the coasts generally prefer their applicants take the SAT. And who better to help you ace the SAT Math section than a former Oxford scholar who has scored in the 96th...See Phillip's full profile

Using learning tools such as base ten blocks, counters, dry erase boards, games and other methods, I have developed a toolkit to assist different kinds of learners. Math instruction must be explicit and tailored to the individual learner to be successful; I am confident I can meet this ambitious goal for all...See Mahalia's full profile

Math has always been my favorite subject in school, thus, I want to pass this on to my "little" students, teaching them elementary math in a way that is both effective and fun! I hold a Master's degree in Civil Engineering, which involves maths to a high extend. See Kathrin's full profile

I have been awarded with Dean's List every semester and have published. I am extremely passionate about teaching and would love to help tutor in math/biology/chemistry as well as English and college counseling. I have 3 years of previous experience tutoring high school science, math, and...See Sankrit's full profile

I am currently a certified high school math teacher with over seven years experience in one-on-one tutoring of students in SAT Math. As a classroom teacher, I am experienced in identifying and remediating areas of weakness for students in the content areas that are tested on the SAT. It makes me feel good...See Candice's full profile

I have tutored GED math for a few years and my students have passed. I have prepared lesson plans.See Robert's full profile

With a thesaurus built into Word and other writing software, why should we need to know more than the basics? Vocabulary is the basis of all academic success, even in math at the higher levels. The wider a range of words students have to chose from, the greater their potential. An excellent essay in any discipline...See Caroline's full profile

I recently received my Ph.D. in mathematical physics from the University of California, Santa Barbara, which has a top 10 physics program in the United States. Before that, I did my undergraduate in physics at Columbia University. As a graduate student, I worked with fifteen upper and lower-division courses with both the...See Aaron's full profile

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

Hi, my name is Loiza! I graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Biomedical Engineering from The College of New Jersey. I also have my Engineer In Training (EIT) licensure which is the initial step to becoming a licensed engineer. (I have passed the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering Exam). While in school and in college,...See Loiza'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

I have been teaching music on all levels for more than 35 years. As an undergraduate, I had a double major of math and music. I have published a book about music which is an easy step by step way to learn music theory in an informal but educational manner. It is also published in Spanish. I have taught music...See Barry's full profile

Specifically, I have completed Biology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Genetics, Biochemistry, Physics and a variety of science electives. I also have completed math courses up to college level calculus and basic statistics for research. Upon completing these courses, I've maintained a 3.9 GPA, so I feel very...See Alex's full profile

I am also in the process of earning my doctorate medical degree in medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. I previously was a a NJ College and High School Instructor in K-12 Science and math. I have had 7 years of genuine classroom teaching experience. I am primarily now only a virtual tutor. Remote...See Pooja's full profile

For the past three years, I have served as an exceptional chemistry TA at the University of Miami working directly with students on a weekly basis, hosting my own workshops, and writing my own teaching seminars. Having scored a perfect score on the ACT Math section, I believe I have the skills to pinpoint and...See Shravya's full profile

As a graduate in computer engineering and machine learning, the very foundation of my major lies within discrete math. I also have experience using it in my job of 2 years. See Tanmay's full profile

When I work with calculus students, I often joke that as you work through a calculus problem, the calculus problem becomes an algebra problem, and then that algebra problem becomes an elementary math problem. So, even as tutor college students in the complex math they have to face, I still have to call on...See Lohith's full profile

My degree in Special Education required coursework for children from birth to 26 years old, including methods courses that taught best practices for teaching students in grades K through 12 in all subject areas. I am currently teaching Math, Writing, Reading, Science and Social Studies to a 2nd Grade class, but...See Laura's full profile

SAT Math score of 800 SAT Subject Test Math 2 score of 800See Steven's full profile

Why is it that many immediately shut down as soon as math is even brought up? Why this negative view of mathematics as "useless"? Mathematics is incredibly useful! Just ask any computer scientist, any Wall-Street professional, any economist, and statistician, etc... I find that this a failure of American...See Brian's full profile

I have guided many incoming freshmen to Rutgers through the basics of equations, numbers, variables, exponents, so that when they take more math classes later, they have the firm grasp and understanding they need to prosper.See Josh's full profile

Whether your elementary student struggles with math or is a gifted and talented math student, I can work with him or her to help your child continue to improve and master their math skills. I have spent hundreds or hours working with dozens of students on their math homework or extra practice...See Sheryl's full profile

I have my NJ teaching certificate in secondary mathematics. I also have extensive tutoring and home instruction experience with Algebra 2, along with other high school math subjects.See Lauren's full profile

I have found and developed some tricks that help students cut through the "noise" that can sometimes cloud students of math. I've been tutoring chemistry since my undergraduate years, and I have been a teaching assistant for 3, going on 4, semesters in graduate school. Similarly to math, I...See Hrishi's full profile