Award-Winning College Algebra Tutors serving Plano, TX

...and UC Berkeley to be "elite" schools based on their rankings, I am no elitist. I think everyone should have the opportunity to get the best education they possibly can, and tutoring (with me, of course) is an efficient, cost-effective way to help make it happen. I love to teach folks science and math, especially...

...technology, I understand how massive amounts of data can become distracting when learning a new subject. We all process information differently and have many experiences that make us masters in knowledge. I find ways to connect what you know so you can focus on building memorable connections. Allow me to join you on a journey...

...from MIT. Since my undergraduate years, I have worked as a tutor and instructor in different capacities for students in K-12 in mathematics, engineering, computer science and physics. I have also worked as a professional software engineer for almost 5 years. As a champion of equitable and accessible education, and a firm believer that anything...

...in all sections of the MCAT (CARS is my area of expertise), math, computer science, biology, and chemistry. I'm passionate about teaching others from a wide range of backgrounds and love passing on my knowledge to others! In my free time, I enjoy playing classical guitar, singing in my local choir, and traveling.

...academic scholarship. I'm a science business major on a pre-med track as of right now but I am also interested in pre-law. I love math and science and have a specific passion for chemistry. Outside of school I love working with animals and tutoring people. I also enjoy hiking and just about anything to do...

...middle school through college-level, including geometry, algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, and calculus. Although most of my tutoring and teaching experience is in math, I have undergraduate degrees in both mathematics and psychology (and briefly attend graduate school for psychology), so I would love to help out with either subject. I tutor test prep as well, including...

...and pace necessary to advance your learning, your way. This means that I will push you to your full potential whether you believe you can or cannot reach your goal; set it and we can do it together. I'm here to get the best, and only your best, out of you. Apart from tutoring I...

I'm a college student currently pursuing a B.S. in Statistics and a double minor in Computer Science and Bioinformatics! I love teaching algebra, reading, and writing!

...experience possible. To ensure you get the most out of your lessons, I encourage you to contact me so we can get started. I'm available to answer any questions you may have and provide guidance to help you achieve your goals. I'm also here to work with you to create personalized lesson plans that fit...

...up to Calculus III: Differential Equations and am adept in mechanical physics, particularly Statics. Part of my degree covered architectural studies, so I have strong avocations with and can also teach humanities, literature, writing, and world history. Likewise, my favorite subjects are world history and writing. I cater to *your* growth and to *your* learning...

...interactive and supportiveI believe that learning should be a journey where students feel empowered and capable, no matter the challenge. Beyond academics, I understand the pressures of standardized tests and AP exams, having taken the ACT, SAT, and AP exams myself. I know the strategies that work and the ones that don't, and I enjoy...

...context- whether that be on a test question or in real life! I fill in the gaps when needed and provide clear explanations to help students feel comfortable and confident with the material they are studying. If you could benefit from some additional resources in Kinesiology, Psychology, Algebra, or standardized test preparation, please consider me...

...the laboratory and recitation period for a pre-med Introduction to Physics course. I have always found it important to understand why a particular theory or method works, not simply how it is used, and I try to impart that understanding on all of the students I tutor. In my spare time, I enjoy reading about...

...make assumptions about what you know; instead I make sure we are both at the same level of understanding before advancing in a topic. Finally, I encourage you to learn without the fear of being wrong. By being wrong, you give me the opportunity to see what you do and don't know, and a chance...

Hello, I'm a college graduate with a bachelor's in Computer Engineering. I love STEM and my favorite subject is Math, so if you need any help with math, i'm your guy ;)

...a minor in Material Science Engineering. Although in credits I am a year ahead, which means I am technically a sophomore (and I am on track to graduate a year early), this is only my second semester in college. My teaching method is to not answer the question for the student but to ask them...

...personally reached over 10,000 students in the four years of my work with hands-on STEM programming, but my proudest accomplishments have been the bonds I've built with students who swear I've "converted" them to a life of STEM through our work together. As your tutor, I'd like to get to know you, your learning style...

...then develop healthier study habits for my classes and would ace them while prioritizing sleep. As a former student myself, I know how difficult school can be. That is why I want to share my tips and strategies to those who seem to struggle so that they can come out on top. My history tutoring...

...students in both qualitative and quantitative fundraising techniques. I have and will continue to leverage my: (1) Consulting, Lean Six Sigma and Black Belt (Analytical Continuous Improvement) training and experience and (2) extensive project management experience designing, improving, and implementing integrated systems of people, materials, and equipment to help my students develop an appreciation for...

...break of eight years to teach high school chemistry, physics, and math, and returning to the semiconductor industry. In high school and college I was the student who got the right answer (most of the time) but didn't really understand why it was the right answer. Although getting the right answer is important and satisfying,...