Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving New Jersey

...own pursuits in these essential fields. My personal passions are Sociocultural Anthropology, Sociology, and Linguistics; however, I love to work on anything related to History (US, European, and World), Economics, Government and Law, English (Critical Reading and Writing), and Foreign Languages (French, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese). I hope to not only help you with prescribed academic work, but also to help stir a passion within you to never stop learning. As the adage goes, knowledge...

Hi! I am a student at the University of Pennsylvania. I have great interest in the topics of math and life sciences. I am extremely passionate about working with students to not only meet their learning goals, but to help them enjoy the education process as well!

...excited to begin my journey with Varsity Tutors, combining my passion for education with a strong foundation in engineering and leadership. With degrees in Chemical Engineering and Particle Technology, I've led large teams, managed complex projects, and enjoyed mentoring others through technical and operational challenges. What I've valued most throughout my career is the opportunity to teach, coach, and help others growsomething I look forward to continuing at Varsity Tutors as I support students in...

I am a current undergrad at Georgia Tech majoring in Computer Science. I've been tutoring for a few years and love working one-on-one or in small groups. I believe every person has a unique learning style, and as a tutor, I should be flexible and adaptable in the way I teach. Seeing the progress students make is rewarding, and in turn, I hope I can make learning a more positive and enjoyable experience.

I am a 2/5 Biomedical Engineering major at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ. I have prior experience tutoring mostly high school students in mathematics and science. In my experience, one of the most important aspects of tutoring is setting goals at the very beginning and working toward that goal. My primary goal is to help students become confident in the fields they are studying.

...concepts that they continue to apply as they progress in their math courses. I try to break complex topics into simpler concepts. My experience has made me familiar with common mistakes students make and I point them out to students that these are something to be aware of and avoid. Outside of teaching I love traveling. In addition to Spanish speaking countries, I have been all over Europe. I tried to go somewhere new every...

...shoes only a couple of years ago and I am committed to sharing the lessons I have learned that lead to my own academic success. I place a lot of emphasis on patience and perseverance and I give any student my word that I will always have a positive mindset. My goal is to ensure that whoever I am tutoring understands the concepts they are having difficulty with, no matter how long it takes.

...I am working towards a Master of Education Degree in Leadership, Design and Technology from Pennsylvania State University. Since graduation, I have worked in a variety of mathematics teaching positions including as a Math Intervention Assistant Teacher, a High School Mathematics Teacher, and a Middle School Mathematics Teacher. I am a firm proponent of technology integrated, student-centered education, believing it to be necessary to stay up with 21st-century skills. I meet students where they are...

...and I've always loved tutoring students my passion and my knowledge. I have been tutoring for over 10 years now to different age groups (from 7 to 45 years old) and have always adapted my tutoring approach according to the individual student. I believe each student is different and requires an individualized tutoring. Business, finance, economics and accounting has been a passion of mine for some years now. I love travelling, hicking and running.

After seeing how much my father loved teaching math, I decided I wanted to become a mathematician when I was only 12 years old. I pursued this dream throughout my education and now enjoy the time I spend working with students on mathematics. I am a visiting faculty of Princeton University.... Every one can learn math if one is taught according to one's cognition type.... Try to know the student's capacities.... Giving the student a chance...

...Campion. I studied education in Temple's graduate program, and I have a bachelor of science in physics from Drexel University. I taught high school classes of chemistry, biology, physical science, and earth space science in Northeast Philadelphia. I have also worked on a project to create a code that generates animations of simulated galactic dynamics. More recently, I have co-authored my second scholarly article concerning a dark matter search apparatus engineered with PICO international collaboration.

...examples. Ultimately, students will need to work through a problem on there own. While they work on their problems alone, I will work through it as well. I do this so: If errors occur, I can show the student what I did and explain my thought process working through the problem. I am also able to sometimes see where a student may have run into some difficulty and point this out to them. When I...

I am an engineering student who has recently taken the SAT, ACT and AP tests. I tutored high school math and science subjects for 2 years, and I am passionate about helping other students!

...our youth. I have been tutoring children and young adults ages 4 to 18 in the United States, South America, Central America, and Europe for 10 years. I've traveled the world to enhance my experience to educate children of different cultures, backgrounds, and skill level. I am personally well organized, detail oriented, and most importantly fun. I believe children and people learn best when he or she is excited and more interested in the topic....

...of our body and how medications can alter that. Once that knowledge has been obtained, it is amazing to learn about how it can be applied therapeutically. My background consists of a public health degree while which helps me understand the broad perspective of health and then learning about pharmacy helps me zoom in and be able to clinically help patients. Professionally, I aspire to be in a workplace where I could continue being innovative...

I am here to share the knowledge I learned while getting my degree to help others achieve their academic goals.

...I have always excelled in the more logical subjects such as Math and Sciences ever since middle school, thanks to excellent teachers that drilled the fundamentals into me. Those fundamentals are what allowed me to stay on top of the rest of my peers in understanding and problem solving, which is why I strongly value the importance of understanding basics and methodology instead of memorizing formulas and laws when it comes to arithmetic and sciences.

My name is Narayan Agrawal and I am currently a senior at Rutgers University double majoring in Finance and Business Analytics & Informational Technology. I have had the opportunity to intern for Prudential and Morgan Stanley throughout my time in college. I am really interested in pursuing a career which combines my interests in financial services and technology. Some of my passions include traveling, basketball, music, cooking, and photography.

...I will be student teaching at a high school throughout the year in pursuit of my teaching certification. My primary fieldwork focus as an undergrad has been employing inquiry-based and project-based instruction in classrooms, so I encourage open communication and student thought when working with a student. I have also been awarded the Noyce Scholarship through the University of Maryland, which commits me to two years teaching in a high needs school district post-graduate, which...

...Senior Class President and President of the Show Choir my senior year. I also especially enjoyed beginning to learn French! I scored well on my ACT and was accepted to Washington University in St. Louis, where I majored in Anthropology with a minor in Psychology. I even did some research with a professor in the Human Evolutionary Biomechanics Lab during my junior and senior years that was published in the Journal of Experimental Biology (https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/dlieberman/files/2009d.pdf)!...