I scored an 800 on the SAT math 2 subject test, and have over six years of experience tutoring SAT math content. I'll help you succeed by identifying your exact strengths and weaknesses, and build to your desired score with targeted practice.See Esther's full profile

For many years now, I have helped hundreds of students pass the GED exam with favorable results. One of the things I do is teach my students the concepts as well as approach to taking the GED such as how to determine the answer of multiple choice questions, knowing how to eliminate certain answers which will make it...See Louis'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 majority of it, in class. So what makes it so challenging? Well, many...See Jon's full profile

I taught middle and high school math. I love math and love teaching it.See Neveen's full profile

I am a certified Massachusetts Math teacher (AP Statistics focus) with a Masters degree in Education and experience teaching online during the pandemic. I am also a 2019 corps member with Teach For America. I have an 800 SAT Math section, should you need tutoring with that as well!See Charles's full profile

I hold a master's degree in economics and bachelor's degrees in economics and mathematics. As both a graduate student and an undergraduate student I tutored undergraduate students in the following courses: Principles and Intermediate Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Business Statistics, and Calculus. In...See Alex's full profile

I have 13+ years of experience working algebra students of all ages. See John's full profile

I can help you achieve success in Algebra 1! I believe that you will find that I'm very patient and good at explaining math concepts. In addition to helping you improve your knowledge of algebra, I will help you improve your self-confidence. I will customize all lessons so that they will build on your...See James's full profile

Prealgebra courses may be courses taken in a sequence before a regular algebra course or a supporting course taken concurrently with a regular Algebra course. I have taught both types of courses and can adjust as necessary to support your math learning journey.See Chikae's full profile

I have over 10 years of experience helping student raise their SAT Math score by hundreds of points! I can't wait to help you achieve a higher score! See Anna's full profile

Because of my training, I can handle anatomy, physiology and pharmacology very easily. I encourage you to contact me if you are interested in enrichment in math and science for your young children. This is the age group we need to attract to bring the US back to the fore front of education and retake our...See Ina's full profile

While pursuing my studies in Chemical Engineering, I financed my education by working as a tutor for the MIT/Wellesley Upward Bound program: for three academic years I tutored high school students after school in all subjects, and for three summers I was a Math and English Teaching Assistant with classroom...See John's full profile

I have a masters degree in math, which included student teaching several elementary undergraduate math classes. I have worked half-time for nearly six months tutoring high school math (advanced algebra and pre-calc). While I have studied math at a high level, I have not lost sight of the...See Peter's full profile

...scheduling. For those wishing to learn how to use the MathCad computer-aided mathematics application I offer instruction in how to set up, organize and carry out math and science calculations. The MathCad tool supports 2- and 3-D visualization of data and handles unit conversions with a keystroke or two. Worksheets plainly ...See Clark's full profile

As a university-assigned student support tutor for Math subjects, I have helped PreCalculus undergrads with Algebra II topics like exp/log functions, trig, triangle geometry multiple times, and used some aspects in even my graduate studies and extracurricular problem-solvinng! In my school years, Algebra...See Apratim's full profile

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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 not have many good math teachers that I could remember. I decided...See Patricia's full profile

I am a graduate of Harvard School of Dental Medicine and I am currently attending UPenn Medical School for continued education while completing my surgical residency training. I have successfully completed multiple mathematics and biology courses over the years, and have a very strong grasp on these subjects (I scored...See Nikhil's full profile

I have multiple years of experience tutoring Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Precalculus, Calculus, and SAT Math. I had multiple tutoring jobs throughout high school, and I did peer tutoring with my classmates. I received A's or above in all relevant classes, and I received a 750 on the Math section of the SAT....See Ariel'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 of logic, probability, and graph theory at Boston University.See Larry's full profile

Hi, I’m Stewart. I have always had an affinity with math. When I was in elementary school I started taking additional math classes, which were at an accelerated level. Through these classes my passion for math began to blossom. As I went into middle school I did some independent work over that...See Stewart'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 called artificial logic, is its own language and is easier to learn from a...See Jacob's full profile

As an engineering major in college, I found myself spending night after night puzzling over pages of math, from basic algebra, to calculus and more. My experience with learning and applying math comes from the classroom, from my career in data analysis, and from a genuine hobbyist's interest in...See Alex's full profile

Before that, I received my Bachelor's from the University of Miami, with a triple major in Physics, Mathematics, and 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...See Jeremy's full profile

Over the past five years, I have tutored numerous high school and university students in multiple math courses, ranging from prealgebra to multivariable calculus. I have helped students improve their confidence in math, hone in their problem-solving strategies, and ultimately increase their scores on...See Connor's full profile