Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Pittsburgh, PA

I am a passionate and student-focused educator who thrives on helping learners grow in confidence and ability. With a commitment to making learning clear, engaging, and personalized, I aim to create a positive environment where students feel supported and motivated. I believe in building strong connections, encouraging curiosity, and guiding each student toward their full potential. Teaching is not just my profession it's my purpose.

My name is Noelle, and I'm currently changing my major to chemistry at Princeton University. This semester, I am taking classes at the University of Pittsburgh to make this possible. I've taken many advanced courses in math, physics, chemistry, mechanical engineering, english, and history. I'd love to help tutor you in ACT prep, math, physics, or chemistry!

...earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with a Minor in English from Texas Tech University. At TTU, I enjoyed tutoring, as I worked both freelance and as a Master Tutor at the TTU Techniques Center. I graduated with a 3.94 GPA, and earned an A in every college math course that I attended. I enjoy playing the piano, playing basketball, and riding my bike. During the past couple summers, I instructed a bike-themed camp,...

...high school. I am most passionate about tutoring any high school or introductory college-level Math or Computer Science course. In my tutoring experience, I often find that students are most successful when they understand content at a conceptual level. As a tutor, I've found that repeatedly asking questions about the student's understanding is the best way to solidify this higher-level understanding. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, cooking, lifting, watching football, and hanging out...

...in mathematics since kindergarten, they can achieve a perfect or near perfect score on the SAT/ACT mathematics section. The only traits that are required are a high level of expectations as well as the desire and effort to achieve those expectations. When it comes to solving problems, I will always ask the student on how they would solve a particular problem. Their answers can range that they definitely know how to solve it to they...

...I am Nafis. I have Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering, a Master degree in Robotics and a PhD in Physics. I received my PhD from University of Pittsburgh, focused on Physics Education Research. I have taught Engineering subjects for about 3 years and worked as a Physics TA/TF fro about 2 years. I like to teach and also like to help students which is reason for my PhD specialization. I teach Physics, Math and Engineering...

...all levels of middle and high school math ranging from basic arithmetic to AP Calculus and Physics. My years of experience allows me to customize tutoring to all abilities and learning styles. I received my bachelors and masters degree in education from Duquesne University. I feel that relating the topics to areas of interest help close the learning gap. I have a very patient and relaxing demeanor which I have fine tuned with my almost...

...Ice Hockey. I played in the PAHL for 11 years, the PIHL for 4 years, and the ACHA for 3 years while attending the University of Maryland. I love following the NFL and the NHL. My apologies to the local fanbases, but the Penguins and the Steelers have always been my favorite teams to root for! Outside of athletics I also have a strong interest in all types of games; board, card, and otherwise. I...

...wastewater industries. I recently graduated with a Bachelor's of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. While at Pitt, I was a Resident Assistant for +2000 students over two years, worked as an engineering intern at PCI Labs, and I held multiple leadership positions with a variety of offices at the University. Before going to Pitt, I was a chemistry & engineering major at Northampton Community College. During this time I was a...

...can have success with math. Math has its own language. Once you learn the language, you too can be successful. I can help with that! I am a firm believer in the power of education as a key to open doors of opportunity and to improve the quality of life. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, watching football and basketball, playing football game on PS3 and Bible study.... Know more than...

...of the difference in a student's future endeavors and want to share my expertise in making that possible. I am adaptable to all levels of ability and customize my approach to the needs of the student easily. I received a B.S. from Bucknell University and an M.S. in computer science from Villanova University. My favorite content is Algebra 2 because it is so integral to all of the rest of mathematics and my favorite programming...

...times studying have been those where an open dialogue or conversation has led to the systematic understanding and solving of a problem. With this in mind, the thing I stress the most in my teaching is that being open to different perspectives and expressing your thoughts is key in opening the door to a deeper understanding in any area of study or life. I am always up for a good conversation, especially about T.V shows...

I'm a student majoring in physics at the University of Pittsburgh who loves science and math, as well as helping kids excel in their schoolwork! I truly believe everyone has the skills to succeed, we all just need some assistance along the way.

Growing up, I was taught to always seek help when needed, but more importantly, when wanted. One should always strive to better themselves even in their prime. As I delve into my undergraduate studies, I hope to not only pursue my education, but help others with theirs, whether that be a certain subject or standardized test. Other than tutoring, I play and coach tennis professionally. I spend my free time running, swimming, playing the piano,...

...looking to build new ways to interface technology with our humanity and society! As such, I am well versed in a breadth of STEM fields, and have plenty of experience teaching them as well. Since my interests are in research, I stay away with dead-end "memorize this equation" methods taught in schools, since to reach any higher level of understanding, one needs basic understanding first. I believe this to be critical, especially if you are...

...rising junior attending Pennsylvania State University with a major in chemical engineering. I have been a learning assistant for general chemistry 1 and organic chemistry 1 my past two semesters. I also will be a learning assistant this upcoming semester for general chemistry 1. I tutor SAT and ACT prep and math and science subjects from middle school to college. My favorite topic to tutor is chemistry. My goal for my tutoring sessions is for...

...spacecraft propulsion. I am currently working on my dissertation remotely from Pittsburgh, and I am excited to have the opportunity to help other students achieve their academic goals. Despite my good grades and test scores in my undergraduate degree in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, I felt totally unprepared when I first stumbled into the even-math-and-physics-heavier world of plasma physics and graduate-level engineering mathematics; I know what it is like to struggle to finish homework assignments...

...Accounting major. I volunteered to be a tutor for my accounting class and that was when my journey started. I landed my first job as a Math tutor for my school at Learning Resource Center for Pitt-Greensburg. Then, I expanded my experience by dealing with High school kids from all ages while I was a tutor for Neighborhood Learning Alliance. Then, the fall of 2015, I became a tutor for Wyzant and I worked there...

...and II (including lab courses) AP Chemistry I and II Organic Chemistry I and II (including lab course) Physical Chemistry (including lab course) Biology: General Biology Molecular and Cell Biology Biochemical engineering Physics: General Physics I and II (mechanics and electricity and magnetism) AP Physics I and II Classical Statistical Mechanics (Statistical Thermodynamics) Chemical Engineering (Including more physics and chemistry): Research Topics Engineering Design Material Balances Thermodynamics I (basic and applied thermodynamics) Thermodynamics II (chemical...

...the STEM Coding Lab, where I supported students in mastering challenging coding and math concepts. I am particularly passionate about tutoring math and computer science, as I love helping students build problem-solving skills and confidence. I also have a strong interest in creating engaging lesson plans that bring technical concepts to life, such as coding activities or designing hands-on mathematics challenges. I believe in using a student-centered approach and adapting my teaching style to each...