Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving Washington DC

...double minor in Biotechnology and Economics. Next year, I will be at the University of Michigan pursuing a Master's degree in Financial Engineering. I am fortunate to have a wide range of experience in teaching quantitative subjects (pre-algebra, algebra I/II, pre-calculus, calculus I/II/III, statistics, and economics), along with SAT & GMAT test prep experience. Additionally, I serve as a senior teaching assistant in Georgetown's finance department teaching introductory financial management to underclassmen.

...at UMD to develop an origami inspired, self-assembling clinic for combating coronavirus. In grade school and even in college, other students often ask me questions during class for quick clarification instead of interrupting the teacher. The moment I realized that I was well suited for tutoring was when my middle school math teacher told me that she was so impressed with how much students improved in the class with my help that she wanted to...

...about science research and worked as a bioinformatician/data analyst at UVA's Center for Brain, Immunology, and Glia. During my four years, I have successfully applied for 3 research grants and 1 scholarship independently. I have published 1 paper in Nature and recently submitted another. I hope to become a medical scientist (MD/PhD) involved in translational medicine, so that I can develop and arm doctors and nurses with new and powerful tools to better combat diseases.

...it was in group study sessions or one-on-one, I was always eager to help my peers. At my former university, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, I tutored students who needed assistance with Molecular Genetics and Principles of Chemistry. I am most passionate about Math and Science. I am also interested in helping students prepare for Standardized Tests, particularly the SAT. In my high school, we learned to strive for excellence, and success will follow....

...cultures around the world! I have tutored children of all ages in a variety of subjects ranging from music theory, test prep and mathematical concepts. While I enjoy teaching a broad range of subjects, my absolute favorite subjects to teach are mathematical subjects and standardized test prep. I especially love to help students struggling in these subjects and to see their tremendous growth and improvement. My motto is to make learning fun and keep student...

...private. In high school, I occasionally tutored underclassmen in mathematics. In college, I worked as a peer-to-peer tutor with fellow classics students, helping with Latin translation homework and studying for exams. I also spent several semesters as a public school classroom tutor, a course requirement for my Education Minor. I aspire to teach in and someday lead a public school! I spend my free time playing frisbee, volunteering for an organization called Casey Trees, and...

...school through the Math Honor Society, and ever since then I have been unofficially tutoring my classmates and friends in college. Not only do I help my peers out in doing so, but I solidify my own knowledge in making sure that I am able to explain a concept to someone else. Furthermore, I always feel a great sense of reward when I help someone to understand something that they were struggling with, especially when...

...I tutored informally for the joy of it in High School, and when at Harvard, tutored local HS students as a volunteer, and fellow Harvard students on behalf of the university. I am a polymath: though my BA and MA are in Physics, I spent time as a Humanities major and was wooed by the Harvard history dept; I am currently finishing my MBA. Math and Physics are not things to be afraid of: Math...

...my education for an MD in the future. I have tutored since high school in subjects such as algebra, calculus, SAT math, and chemistry. I have also been an active tutor for the Core Connections Tutoring Program for three years during high school, where I tutored middle school students in math. While tutoring, I like to be repetitive to make sure my student is proficient in an area, and I like to guide the student...

...concepts in an adaptable environment, mathematical ideas can really "sink" in. My personal style is to put less emphasis on rote and memorization (which can be overwhelming) while delving more into truly understanding what is being taught. This makes homework quicker and test time easier - especially for those who get stressed during exams. I recognize that every person learns differently, so we will take time to tailor our sessions to your learning style. I...

...students. As I engaged with the material, I gained the confidence to pursue another role with increased responsibility. I served as a teaching assistant for organic chemistry II and taught and supervised one section of twenty undergraduate students weekly. By assisting students with complex homework problems and answering their questions, these roles showed me the amount of knowledge required to convey even the simplest concepts. This experience allowed me to see how teaching lies at...

...science and math. I loved building connections with my students and watching them grow not only academically but as people. I soon became an AP Chemistry tutor, and in college a volunteer tutor at local high schools. I study Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, and as this major combines all of the science (chemistry, physics, biology, and math), I am well equipped to tutor students in all things STEM. My favorite subject...

...have experience with writing and an array of standardized tests. I've done well on the SAT, LSAT, and AP exams, but it hasn't always come easy. I understand what it's like to have to work hard to achieve your goals, and I'm excited to help students do just that. I'm looking forward to working with you to find tips and tricks for thinking about even the most challenging exam questions, designed with your needs in...

My goal is to try my best to be not just a good mentor and teacher, but to also develop a personal connection with students so that I'm not just an average teacher. I am currently a student at George Mason University studying Computer Science. Feel free to ask me math or programming related questions! I play competitive games during my free time and I enjoy esports and otaku culture.

...a college student studying math, I am happy to work with you. I most enjoy teaching math concepts that are broadly applicable to the natural world or to technology, e.g.: trigonometry; linear correlation (statistics); exponential functions (precalculus); basic differential equations. I attended MIT (go Engineers!) and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Math in 2021. After that, I spent two years as a Teaching Assistant, teaching single- and multivariable calculus at the University of California, Davis.

...in Economics with the Francophonie Graduate Institute of Administration and Management (ESFAM), University Lumiere Lyon 2 (France), in 2016. I taught over 800 college students, mathematics and Economics in various school settings as well as in tutoring. I always take pleasure explaining and helping others especially when it comes to Math, Economics and French Subjects. I developed syllabi, planned coursework, scheduled assignments, provided feedback to students, and aligned course materials to relevant theories bringing college...

...Ian, I am a sophomore at the University of Southern California, majoring in Physics/Computer Science. I have informally tutored classmates and friends all throughout highschool, and have used opportunities in college and through summer camps to be a mentor and to teach elementary school children, especially about STEM topics. I enjoy both theoretical and very applied thinking and topics and have adapted the philosophy of Oppenheimer, "The best way to learn is to teach"

...a graduate student in neural computation, and majored in math as an undergraduate. I have lots of experience tutoring high school and college students in various levels of math classes, from Algebra and Geometry to AP Calculus. I work with the student to figure out how they learn best, and identify specific goals of learning to create a plan for tutoring. Outside of tutoring I enjoy outdoor activities, including rock climbing, mountain biking, and walking...

I would love to tutor any student that is in need in help. I know many people are not online learners, so i would like to take the time and break the material down to something anyone can understand :)

I am a graduate student at the University of Iowa, studying Actuarial Science. In 2022, I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland, majoring in Economics and minoring in Actuarial Mathematics. I've passed three actuarial exams: P, FM, and FAM.