Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...math to college differential equations and statistics. I strongly believe that each student has a unique learning style, and by finding out what exactly this learning style is, I tailor my lessons accordingly so that my students understand me better. It is important to me to learn from the student just as much as they would learn from me, and my mission is to not only guide my students through the difficulties they are facing...

...information to my students. I was the "jack of all trades" tutor during this time, but my strengths are Study and Organizational Skills, History, Social Studies, Literature and Writing, and General Humanities. I have had success in helping my students develop key strategies and techniques to prepare for Critical Reading and Writing exams, including AP Literature, History, and college entrance essays. I firmly believe in helping students to make a connection to what they are...

...in economics, physics, math, and writing since 2012 both at the high school and collegiate level. Using a unique two-pronged approach to tutoring: In addition to helping students with their specific areas of difficulty, also strive to teach students the general thought processes required to excel in the particular subject. This strategy allows students to absorb more information in class and figure out problems on their own when he is not present. In my free...

Hello! My name is Kirsten Smulovitz and I am a chemical engineer. I love math and science and enjoy helping others learn!

...key reason I've chosen to be a tutor is the happiness it gives me when my students have finally understood something they have been struggling with. In high school, I tutored two Spanish-speaking foreign exchange students who were failing their Algebra 2 class because they did not understand the lectures which were given in English. As an intermediate Spanish speaker at the time, I took on the challenge of teaching them the content while picking...

...After graduation, I did a fellowship at the National Institutes of Health where I studied viral diseases. I've always had a passion for science and want to utilize that energy to help students gain meaningful understanding of the subject. I grew up in the rural Midwest and did not have opportunities to attend prestigious schools. My parents worked hard to provide us that opportunity and this has granted me motivation throughout my career. I believe...

...passion for math, science, and engineering. I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Hotel Administration from Cornell University in 2010. After working in my field for five years, I decided to return to school to pursue a degree in engineering. I am currently a student at the Clark School of Engineering at University of Maryland. My favorite subjects are math and physics - I love problem solving! I feel that math and science are exciting and...

...to my teaching style, I try to meet students where they are. Instead of stressing on previous understanding of concepts, I try to foster a positive attitude to the subject and a hard working mentality. And through my classes as well as 1:1 sessions, I try to bring about improvement in each student. At the very least, at the end of the year, each student should feel a lot more comfortable with the subject. They...

...in decision making, entrepreneurship, small business management and leadership at University level with strong reviews by students. My goal is to make learning difficult subjects such as Physics and Math fun by relating it to real life, but with an eye towards teaching the fundamentals and develop skills that promote mastering the subject matter and build expertise. Having taught business courses at the university level, I would like to bring the appreciation for learning into...

I recently graduated with highest honors with a degree in Neuroscience. I have always enjoyed being a mentor to students especially younger students to help them build a foundation for their future education. I enjoy tutoring math because it is like a puzzle and you can figure out how to make it fun for everyone! I hope to teach my students skills that they can use throughout their educational endeavors, no matter the subject.

...to one day be a professor, invigorated to that dream with my love of teaching and working with students. Outside of the classroom, I am a student adviser, a mentor, and a researcher. I advise freshman and help them get acclimated to the college experience. I mentor high school female students interested in STEM. And I work in a Biomedical Engineering lab on campus. I am open to tutoring both high school and college students...

I am a graduate of Howard University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in applied mathematics and a minor in computer science. I am currently applying to graduate school, where I plan to get my master's in data science. Due to my background in math, I can tutor in a variety of math topics.

I am originally from the Bay Area in California, and I am a first year student at American University in Washington D.C., studying Political Science, Economics, and Finance. I have been working with kids since I was a kid, including teaching children with special needs, and coaching gymnastics for two years in high school. I love math, and I love teaching math. I am looking forward to helping you!

...Public Policy on the pre-law track. I love to engage with students and aid them in their path to success in the academic world. While I have tutored students in a broad range of subjects, I specifically enjoy teaching Math, Science, and English. In regards to standardized testing, I enjoy tutoring for the mathematics portion of the exam. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy reading, watching Netflix, and spending time with friends and family.

Hello! I am a first year medical student with a BS in Biomedical Engineering and Mathematics and a minor in Chemistry. I have previous experience as a math tutor for middle school and high school students. I strive to help determined students and create a personalized study plan so that they may achieve their goals.

...for helping others succeed academically. With lots of experience tutoring students ranging from elementary to college in math, physics, and engineering courses, I focus on making challenging concepts approachable and engaging. Whether you're aiming to boost your grades, prep for an exam, or build long-term confidence in STEM subjects, I tailor each session to your goals and learning style. Let's tackle those tough problems together and make learning a little easierand even fun!

Hello! My name is Emily and I'll be studying Molecular and Cellular Biology in the fall at Johns Hopkins. I love tutoring and working with students in a range of different subjects. I have experience working with a large range of age groups and I try to make tutoring as fun, yet helpful and educational as possible.

I have a strong background in International Relations, Economics, and Mathematics. I have experience tutoring K-12 math, science, English and history. I enjoy working with students of all ages and have experience teaching students with autism, anxiety, depression, and more.

...including chemistry, math, physics, and biology, and have worked with students in large classrooms, small group settings, and one-on-one to help them succeed. I'm especially passionate about chemistry, math, and technical writing because I find them to be fun puzzles. My educational background and hands-on training in biomedical research experience help me bring real-world examples to even the most abstract concepts, making learning more relatable. As a first-generation college student, I know how tough and...

...since lived everywhere from Southern California to Northeastern Brazil. My favorite subjects to teach are Math and English, and my favorite subjects to learn about are History and Social Studies. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading, cooking, playing the cello, and performing on an improv comedy team. I love working with young people especially those navigating the transition from high school to college. It is an exciting stage of life, and one that I hope...