I'm currently an undergraduate student at the University of Colorado - Boulder, studying Mathematics with a computational emphasis alongside minors in Economics and Computer Science. Math and test taking are my two academic strong points, so I focus on teaching Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and ACT / SAT Prep. I try to bundle a passionate approach with a focus on the principles to produce students who can think on their feet and attack any question with confidence. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, athletics (especially rowing), and playing video games.

I am currently a student at Belmont University studying Computer Science and Audio Engineering. I am passionate about mathematics and music, and would like to share my skills with students who need help in these subject areas.

I received my degree in cell and molecular biology, where I had the opportunity to get hands on scientific research experience. I have been a tutor for 8 years in a variety of subjects in the mathematic and scientific fields. My students have ranged in skill and course level, and include students from adolescents through the college level. My major goal is to help my students understand the core concepts behind their current coursework. Using real world examples to explain not only how to get to an answer, but to explain exactly why that is the answer is a huge part of my teaching philosophy.

I have been working in the math field for over 40 years, on all levels. I absolutely love what I do, which is helping individuals get over the math hurdle and achieve their goals! Currently I teach at a college but also really enjoy working with students in an one-on-one setting. I am confident I can help you with any math needs and you might actually start to love the subject!My interests when I am not teaching/tutoring are: spending time with family, music, travel, and a nice glass of wine.

Where did you get your education?Post University; Embry Riddle Aeronautical UniversityWhat degree(s) have you attained?B.S in FinanceWhat degree(s) are you working toward?M.S in EngineeringWhat is your favorite subject(s) to tutor and why?I love tutoring math, science and history!How would you describe your teaching philosophy/your tutoring style?I'm a big believer in the Socratic Method and allowing the student to realize the answer through curiosity.What interests you outside of academia?Ah, reading, tennis and DIY. I'm a bit frugal and love learning, so learning how to do random things inside and outside of the house becomes quite fun!!

I am a graduate of Loyola Marymount University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biology and played four years of Division 1 soccer. I will be attending medical school in Fall 2019 at Creighton University. With 7 years of tutoring under my belt, 4 of which included working as a peer tutor for LMU Athletics, I have developed a strong passion for assisting others inside and out of the classroom to reach successful academic goals. I believe having a strong foundation in education is important for future success in our careers and relationships. As a STEM major, I have focused on tutoring in math and sciences as I enjoy working through problems with my students in an engaging manner and finding which methods work for them. Along with tutoring, I am a licensed EMT and perform clinical oncology research for UCLA. In my spare time, I enjoy running, working out, reading, and playing soccer.

I currently attend the University of Wisconsin, Madison. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Sciences in Applied Mathematics in Computer Science and a certificate in Digital Studies. Throughout college I have volunteered with Badger Volunteers at an underprivileged elementary school where I tutored in Reading and Mathematics. I have also privately tutored middle school and high school students in Mathematics. I am extremely passionate about Math, and I tutor at many different levels, from Elementary School Math to ACT Math. More specifically, I also tutor Algebra, Calculus 1, Trigonometry, and Pre-Calculus. I also have experience coding, and I tutor Java. I have a lot of experience working with children, as I was a camp counselor at a sleep-away camp for many years. This has allowed me to become extremely patient and has grown my passion of working with kids. In my spare time, I enjoy dancing, as I was a competitive dancer in high school.

I have been tutoring for 6 years now in a vast array of subjects in mathematics. My love for teaching for began when I was pursuing my masters of science degree in chemistry at Rutgers University. As graduate students we were responsible for being teacher assistants, proctoring exams, and holding review sessions. After I obtained my Masters, I became an SAT/ACT math tutor. I have tutored many students and have helped them grasp difficult math concepts and help them tackle the SAT/ACT. My love for math began at an early age. It was always a subject I enjoyed and did well in. While I was obtaining my bachelors of science in chemistry, I had to take some very advanced classes, including calculus 1-3. I have also had a passion for math and wanted to use this passion to help students achieve their academic goals. Just recently, I obtained my Masters of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in finance from NJIT. I always had a love for business and thought having an MBA would help better my professional career. I firmly believe that education can not only open doors for you, but can make you a better individual.My favorite subjects to tutor are SAT and ACT math. These standardized tests are incredibly important for a student's path in education. I am well-versed in these exams and am knowledgeable on all topics they cover. I have seen a myriad of questions and know what types of things to look out for. I also stress to my students to that knowing how to take the SAT/ACT is just as important as knowing the material that you are being tested on. I also tutor pre-algebra, algebra I and II, pre-calc, geometry, and trigonometry.In my spare time I enjoy being with my family. I have 2 young boys that keep me very busy.

I graduated from UCLA with a BS in Cognitive Science and a Math minor and specialization in Computing. After finishing school I began working in LA as an App Developer. While the work was interesting, I sorely missed the rich social and face to face interactions that I had enjoyed through school, and now tutoring! Consequently I left and traveled through South America for 5 months. While I was there I decided to return to my passion of guiding and outdoor education. The following summer I returned to North America and took middle and high school students to British Columbia to camp, raft, canoe, and climb through the beautiful Northwest Parks. Outdoor education pedagogy emphasizes experiential education; in other words, encouraging students to explore, ask questions, and often times learning from mistakes. I believe, and have often personally seen evidence to support this, that mistakes are our best teachers. I don't want to lecture on the best way to solve a problem; you have plenty of time in the classroom for that. Instead, I would rather help you identify your own strengths and weaknesses and develop strategies that work for you. After all, doing well in a class or standardized test is good and all, but walking away with a real understanding of the subject matter that works for you is the real goal.

I am currently an undergraduate student attending Georgia Institute of Technology and studying Biomedical Engineering. I hope to transfer to the University of Washington to study Chemical Engineering in the near future. My strongest suits as a student have been in Mathematics and Science. My favorite subjects in those areas are Calculus and Physics. As a I continue on with my education I hope to discover more subjects that interest me. For my teaching experience, I have been humbly involved in professionally assisting students excel in Mathematics as a tutor in Seattle Central College since 2015. During my time as tutor I have mostly worked with students that want to excel in pre-college level Math classes, but I enjoyed working with college level math students as well. I have worked with students whose ages range from 18 to 50, and working with such a wide range of age groups greatly shaped my teaching philosophy. I value listening to my students the most in the process of tutoring. From my experience as a tutor, I have learned that every student has a different way to tackle the same problem, and as a tutor, it is my job not to teach my way to get to an answer, but guide my students on their own way. Outside of tutoring I enjoy playing soccer, basketball, and almost any sport. I also greatly appreciate literature, whatever form they might be in, including rap, poem, or novels.

I'm currently an undergraduate student at the University of Colorado - Boulder, studying Mathematics with a computational emphasis alongside minors in Economics and Computer Science. Math and test taking are my two academic strong points, so I focus on teaching Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and ACT / SAT Prep. I try to bundle a passionate approach with a focus on the principles to produce students who can think on their feet and attack any question with confidence. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, athletics (especially rowing), and playing video games.

I am currently a student at Belmont University studying Computer Science and Audio Engineering. I am passionate about mathematics and music, and would like to share my skills with students who need help in these subject areas.

I received my degree in cell and molecular biology, where I had the opportunity to get hands on scientific research experience. I have been a tutor for 8 years in a variety of subjects in the mathematic and scientific fields. My students have ranged in skill and course level, and include students from adolescents through the college level. My major goal is to help my students understand the core concepts behind their current coursework. Using real world examples to explain not only how to get to an answer, but to explain exactly why that is the answer is a huge part of my teaching philosophy.

I have been working in the math field for over 40 years, on all levels. I absolutely love what I do, which is helping individuals get over the math hurdle and achieve their goals! Currently I teach at a college but also really enjoy working with students in an one-on-one setting. I am confident I can help you with any math needs and you might actually start to love the subject!My interests when I am not teaching/tutoring are: spending time with family, music, travel, and a nice glass of wine.

Where did you get your education?Post University; Embry Riddle Aeronautical UniversityWhat degree(s) have you attained?B.S in FinanceWhat degree(s) are you working toward?M.S in EngineeringWhat is your favorite subject(s) to tutor and why?I love tutoring math, science and history!How would you describe your teaching philosophy/your tutoring style?I'm a big believer in the Socratic Method and allowing the student to realize the answer through curiosity.What interests you outside of academia?Ah, reading, tennis and DIY. I'm a bit frugal and love learning, so learning how to do random things inside and outside of the house becomes quite fun!!

I am a graduate of Loyola Marymount University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biology and played four years of Division 1 soccer. I will be attending medical school in Fall 2019 at Creighton University. With 7 years of tutoring under my belt, 4 of which included working as a peer tutor for LMU Athletics, I have developed a strong passion for assisting others inside and out of the classroom to reach successful academic goals. I believe having a strong foundation in education is important for future success in our careers and relationships. As a STEM major, I have focused on tutoring in math and sciences as I enjoy working through problems with my students in an engaging manner and finding which methods work for them. Along with tutoring, I am a licensed EMT and perform clinical oncology research for UCLA. In my spare time, I enjoy running, working out, reading, and playing soccer.

I currently attend the University of Wisconsin, Madison. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Sciences in Applied Mathematics in Computer Science and a certificate in Digital Studies. Throughout college I have volunteered with Badger Volunteers at an underprivileged elementary school where I tutored in Reading and Mathematics. I have also privately tutored middle school and high school students in Mathematics. I am extremely passionate about Math, and I tutor at many different levels, from Elementary School Math to ACT Math. More specifically, I also tutor Algebra, Calculus 1, Trigonometry, and Pre-Calculus. I also have experience coding, and I tutor Java. I have a lot of experience working with children, as I was a camp counselor at a sleep-away camp for many years. This has allowed me to become extremely patient and has grown my passion of working with kids. In my spare time, I enjoy dancing, as I was a competitive dancer in high school.

I have been tutoring for 6 years now in a vast array of subjects in mathematics. My love for teaching for began when I was pursuing my masters of science degree in chemistry at Rutgers University. As graduate students we were responsible for being teacher assistants, proctoring exams, and holding review sessions. After I obtained my Masters, I became an SAT/ACT math tutor. I have tutored many students and have helped them grasp difficult math concepts and help them tackle the SAT/ACT. My love for math began at an early age. It was always a subject I enjoyed and did well in. While I was obtaining my bachelors of science in chemistry, I had to take some very advanced classes, including calculus 1-3. I have also had a passion for math and wanted to use this passion to help students achieve their academic goals. Just recently, I obtained my Masters of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in finance from NJIT. I always had a love for business and thought having an MBA would help better my professional career. I firmly believe that education can not only open doors for you, but can make you a better individual.My favorite subjects to tutor are SAT and ACT math. These standardized tests are incredibly important for a student's path in education. I am well-versed in these exams and am knowledgeable on all topics they cover. I have seen a myriad of questions and know what types of things to look out for. I also stress to my students to that knowing how to take the SAT/ACT is just as important as knowing the material that you are being tested on. I also tutor pre-algebra, algebra I and II, pre-calc, geometry, and trigonometry.In my spare time I enjoy being with my family. I have 2 young boys that keep me very busy.

I graduated from UCLA with a BS in Cognitive Science and a Math minor and specialization in Computing. After finishing school I began working in LA as an App Developer. While the work was interesting, I sorely missed the rich social and face to face interactions that I had enjoyed through school, and now tutoring! Consequently I left and traveled through South America for 5 months. While I was there I decided to return to my passion of guiding and outdoor education. The following summer I returned to North America and took middle and high school students to British Columbia to camp, raft, canoe, and climb through the beautiful Northwest Parks. Outdoor education pedagogy emphasizes experiential education; in other words, encouraging students to explore, ask questions, and often times learning from mistakes. I believe, and have often personally seen evidence to support this, that mistakes are our best teachers. I don't want to lecture on the best way to solve a problem; you have plenty of time in the classroom for that. Instead, I would rather help you identify your own strengths and weaknesses and develop strategies that work for you. After all, doing well in a class or standardized test is good and all, but walking away with a real understanding of the subject matter that works for you is the real goal.

I am currently an undergraduate student attending Georgia Institute of Technology and studying Biomedical Engineering. I hope to transfer to the University of Washington to study Chemical Engineering in the near future. My strongest suits as a student have been in Mathematics and Science. My favorite subjects in those areas are Calculus and Physics. As a I continue on with my education I hope to discover more subjects that interest me. For my teaching experience, I have been humbly involved in professionally assisting students excel in Mathematics as a tutor in Seattle Central College since 2015. During my time as tutor I have mostly worked with students that want to excel in pre-college level Math classes, but I enjoyed working with college level math students as well. I have worked with students whose ages range from 18 to 50, and working with such a wide range of age groups greatly shaped my teaching philosophy. I value listening to my students the most in the process of tutoring. From my experience as a tutor, I have learned that every student has a different way to tackle the same problem, and as a tutor, it is my job not to teach my way to get to an answer, but guide my students on their own way. Outside of tutoring I enjoy playing soccer, basketball, and almost any sport. I also greatly appreciate literature, whatever form they might be in, including rap, poem, or novels.