Hey, I'm Hysan a Mechanical Engineering student at UIC. Math has been at the center of everything I've studied, from College Algebra and Precalculus all the way through Calc I, II, III, and Differential Equations. When you bring me something you're stuck on, I'm not figuring it out for the first time. I've been through those exact courses, struggled through those same concepts, and came out actually understanding them.
I've spent the last three years helping friends and classmates get...
Hey, I'm Hysan a Mechanical Engineering student at UIC. Math has been at the center of everything I've studied, from College Algebra and Precalculus all the way through Calc I, II, III, and Differential Equations. When you bring me something you're stuck on, I'm not figuring it out for the first time. I've been through those exact courses, struggled through those same concepts, and came out actually understanding them.
I've spent the last three years helping friends and classmates get through math, and somewhere along the way it turned into something I genuinely enjoy. What I've learned is that most people aren't bad at math something just wasn't explained in a way that made sense, and it never got fixed. When we work together, I look at where you are and what your curriculum looks like, then we build a plan around that. We work through what you're behind on, stay on top of what's current, and I make sure you're not just following steps blindly. I tie concepts to real world examples whenever I can, because that's when things actually stick.
My engineering background matters here because math isn't abstract to me I apply it constantly. In engineering, a weak foundation catches up with you, so I've learned to build things right from the ground up. For parents, I'll be straightforward as I take your student's progress seriously. I'm not here to just get them through a quiz. I want them to genuinely understand the material, feel less stressed about it, and build real confidence over time. I'll show up prepared, be honest about where they stand, and put in the work to get them where they need to be.