Scott's Masters in Management Studies meant daily work with budgets, forecasting models, and financial projections — all built on the same proportional reasoning and equation-solving that pre-algebra introduces for the first time. He uses those business applications to show students that manipulatin...

Studying human biology at Stanford, Jake leans on pre-algebra constantly — proportional reasoning when interpreting health data, translating word problems into expressions for policy analysis, manipulating basic equations in lab settings. That daily use gives him a knack for showing students why ski...

Kevin's double major in Medicine, Health and Society alongside Art History might seem unrelated to pre-algebra, but both fields trained him to read data, interpret graphs, and think in proportions — skills that start with the integer operations and ratio work this course introduces. His 33 ACT and 5...

Three degrees in the arts and political economy might seem unrelated to math, but Misael's political economy coursework required constant work with ratios, proportional reasoning, and modeling relationships between variables — the exact skills pre-algebra introduces. He uses that background to show ...

As a first-year medical student who scored a 35 ACT, Si knows exactly where pre-algebra concepts like ratio setup and signed number operations resurface in higher-level coursework — and he makes that connection tangible for younger students just learning to work with variables. His kinesiology backg...

Erin's hands-on tutoring style — built over five years of working across math, English, and psychology — pays off especially in pre-algebra, where students need to physically see how arithmetic rules extend into expressions and signed number operations before the abstraction makes sense. She leans o...

Between his 35 ACT and his biomedical engineering coursework at UT-Austin, Shyon has built every layer of math on top of the skills pre-algebra introduces — so when he teaches ratio setup or signed number operations, he can show students exactly where those tools reappear in science and engineering ...

Fractions, ratios, and proportions show up constantly in Alyssa's doctoral physical therapy coursework — calculating dosages, measuring range of motion, interpreting patient data — so she teaches these pre-algebra concepts with a practicality that makes them stick. Her 35 ACT and 4.0 undergraduate G...

As a pre-med student at Duke carrying a psychology, biology, and chemistry course load, Sarah constantly converts between units, interprets data sets, and solves formulas — all tasks that demand the exact fraction fluency, ratio reasoning, and equation setup skills that pre-algebra introduces. Her 3...

I am a graduate of UC San Diego with a Bachelors in Neuroscience through the Psychology department. After graduating, I went to Michigan Technological University and did some graduate work, before moving to Texas to be closer to my parents. I did my alternative certification program through Texas Te...