Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving Hoboken, NJ

I'm here to help you with science and math! I first began tutoring younger students in high school and stuck with it all the way through college. I've helped students with Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, and everything in between. My teaching philosophy is to take what you know and build on it. It's amazing what you can do with a few simple concepts.... Anyone can accomplish anything with enough practice and determination.... Get to know their interests...

...This past year I have also tutored younger students who were prepping for the SHSAT. From my experience I have noticed students who are struggling in math only need a certain push to keep them on track. I firmly believe with the right help, students can not only be able to solve problems and understand material but they can approach tests with confidence. Math isn't impossible and I'm here to show my students that with...

...graduated from Harvard College, where I concentrated in Statistics and minored in Economics. I have been tutoring ever since I was in high school and love helping students master the material they need to learn for their classes and standardized tests. While I was at Harvard, I also ran a tutoring business called HSA Tutoring. There, I helped hundreds of students prepare for their standardized tests, and I ran several summer programs teaching high school...

...me as the tutor or to their teachers. The most immediate way that I have found to access that control is for the student to conclude their own answer without fear of right or wrong. I believe that if the student discovers a pathway to the answer, even if the answer is initially wrong (in which case, of course, we would go through the problem together and search for where the student might have gone...

...I have experience tutoring a child in Elementary Mathematics for six months. Initially, the child struggled in multiplication and division problems. However, I provided the child with successful math strategies such as multiplying and dividing numbers one digit at a time, giving the student more confidence in math. Also, I myself had somewhat struggled in AP Calculus BC during high school, so I understand how students struggle with how to approach math problems. Alongside that,...

...in Mathematics in the Campus Honors Program and the Engineering Honors College. I am also the scholarship chair to Theta Chi Fraternity Rho Chapter. I am really passionate about math and science and I feel very fulfilled teaching others and sharing my gift of knowledge to others. I went to Bergen County Academies for High School where I was in the Academy of Engineering and Design Technology and during high school I played soccer and...

...demonstrate my approach to learning. I have always loved quantifying information to make it more digestible, but I will still think out of the box. This notion is especially important when analyzing language; after all, it is a human construct and an exact representation can be elusive. Here is a short anecdote, which I usually use tell people to sum up my way of thinking. When I was a child, twiddling my thumbs during a...

I am a second year student at Rowan University, working on a dual major in Mathematics and Subject-Matter Education, with an Honors concentration. I tutor several subjects at college, and I used to tutor in high school through National Honor Society. I am working on a CRLA (College Reading and Learning Association) level 1 tutor certification.

...have been working as a research analyst at the University of Dentistry and Medicine of New Jersey. My job duties at the aforementioned job consisted mainly of data analysis, database search, and review of research articles. From Fall 2011 to Summer 2013, I worked as an adjunct lecturer for the College of Staten Island Mathematics department where I taught algebra, trigonometry, pre-calculus and statistics. Starting sophomore year till graduation, I worked as a science tutor....

...integral calculus (or Calculus II, if you prefer). My philosophy when it comes to helping students learn is that it is always, and I mean always, about the students. It is our duty as tutors, teachers, and other kinds of instructors to always ensure a comfortable learning environment for our students and other people who look up to us, as well as to train them to be the best that they can be at the...

...be interning at an Investment Bank this upcoming summer. In high school I completed 15 AP tests, receiving 14 5's ranging through almost every subject excluding the languages and Biology. I also used to be a nationally ranked Chess player and often tutored in Chess, AP subjects, and SAT prep. I am most interested in helping tutor business classes, especially Accounting and Finance, but I am also adept in Computer Science, American History, Economics, and...

I enjoy helping students of all ages and backgrounds to reach their highest potential. I have a B.A. from the University of Washington, with a double major in Economics and International Studies and a minor in Human Rights. I have a Juris Doctor from UC Berkeley School of Law.

...teachers, I understand the relevant skills needed to teach a variety of students. I've spent time my entire high school career helping my peers with general school subjects and two years teaching swimming to younger children. While abroad, I've even taught English to Chinese students. For the fast and slow learners, I have experience with breaking lessons down so that students not only learn and remember the material, but also improve their scores.... My teaching philosophy...

Hi! I'm a rising sophomore at Columbia University studying computer science. I tutor most math subjects covered in high school, and also do SAT prep.

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...name is Lavanya and I am a rising sophomore pursuing a double major in Human Resource Management and Economics at Rutgers New Brunswick. I am interested in business and data analysis while working closely with others to solve problems. In high school, I played volleyball all 4 years and am currently on the Club Volleyball Team at Rutgers. I know how hard school can get but I want to be able to help so that...

I have 2 math degrees, 7 years of teaching experience and 30 years of tutoring experience in math. I enjoy what I do and I help students enjoy the learning process as well. I help them build their confidence through a series of successes in solving progressively more challenging problems. I look forward to helping students be the best math students they can be.

...Intellectual Property Law; since scoring a 172/180 on the LSAT in April 2025, I am open to tutoring others preparing for the exam. I have previous experience tutoring General Chemistry and Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology to freshmen and sophomores at RPI and found it immensely rewarding to work with students on an individual and group level, ensuring that fundamental concepts "clicked." In my experience, no other subject has matched the satisfaction of an...

...since summer 2021, as well as working full-time as a research technician at a virology lab. My passion belongs to the field of scientific research, specifically from the pharmaceutical aspect and in development of new drugs or therapies. I am most experienced with tutoring young groups in reading, writing, and mathematics. With my broader knowledge in science and advanced math, I hope to also tutor these subjects to all struggling students. I want to make...

...graduated from the University of South Florida obtaining a B.A. degree in Mathematics and a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering. Currently, I am pursuing a Master's degree in Telecommunications and Optics Engineering at the City College of New York. I started tutoring mathematics shortly after my first semester in college. I love every branch of mathematics, but I tend to gravitate towards Calculus due to its beauty and effectiveness in describing and modeling natural phenomena....