6+ Years Experience Tutor for SAT, Math, and Computer Science

Ryan B.

Hello! My name is Ryan, and I am an experienced STEM tutor with 6+ years of experience helping my students achieve their full potential.

With a strong background in Math and Computer Science, I’ve helped students ranging from Elementary school through graduating high school seniors. Although many of my students may not have loved subjects like Math and Computer Science at first, I’ve learned how to make it click even for students coming from a place of frustration.

Whether you need help with any math subject from grade-level math up to Calculus, learning how to code, preparing for the SAT, or even finding inspiration for your college essays, I will be the perfect match to guide you in your academic journey. I’ve earned Associate’s Degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science from IVC, where I achieved acceptances into UCLA, UCI, UCSD, UCSB, and more. I’m currently in my final year at UCI working towards my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.

Achieving a perfect SAT Math score, I’ve developed a variety of strategies to help my students target weak points in their problem-solving skills. I’ve raised my SAT score from an initial 1380 to a 1500 by employing an efficient, yet effective studying strategy that works for all types of learners. My students have been able to raise their scores by an average of 80-100 points with only a few weeks of tutoring.

My style of teaching focuses on a few key principles. I work alongside my students, ensure a comprehensive understanding of difficult topics, and focus on clear communication. I ask students questions that will guide them to the answer while allowing them to think critically. This way, they have a framework for how to solve similar problems on their own. I make sure my students can reexplain how to solve these problems. Finally, I adapt to each student to make sure I’m communicating in a way that they understand the best.

If you are struggling with solving complex problems, writing, or finding efficient ways to get ahead of the curve, I’m here to help.