Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving San Marcos, TX

Howdy, y'all! I'm Hrutvik Palutla (just call me HP), and I'm a current freshman at UT Austin studying CS! I have a 1600 on the SAT, and 35 on the ACT (both first try!), and have taken a variety of APs. I will gladly help with any STEM subject, AP exam, or test prep here. Please reach out if you need anything!

Having tutored since high school, I love getting to know individual students and putting our heads together to figure out what strategies will be most effective to learn subject material. In particular, I focus on math and languages, since my strengths lie in cumulative, memorization-based topics.

...that learning should be an exciting journey, not a chore. I aim to create a friendly, relaxed atmosphere where you feel comfortable asking questions and exploring new ideas. Whether you're tackling tough subjects or want to sharpen your skills, I'm here to help you every step of the way. I've got a background in [your subjects or areas of expertise], and I'm passionate about helping students discover their strengths. Together, we'll build your confidence and...

Undergraduate at Rice University. Department of Computation and Applied Mathematics.

Hi! My name is Lipika and I am a freshman at the University of Texas at Austin, pursuing physics on the space sciences track and a minor in business. I've always loved being a mentor to kids and younger teenagers. I especially enjoy teaching concepts related to STEM and have been doing so since early high school.

...after high school, I worked independently with students who were referred to me by my high school's faculty. As a Group Leader for the Boys and Girls Club I worked with youth ages K-8 and I tutored and taught for Upward Bound during the semester and summer programs. I also taught cognitive skill building lessons to middle and high school aged youth for the YWCA's Restorative Justice program. Grasping the objectivity of math can be...

...recent graduate from Trinity University with a BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, I have an in-depth knowledge and love for sciences. I also recently took the DAT, the dental admissions test, which focuses on math, reading, biology, and chemistry, which continued to keep my brain focused in the sciences after graduation. Although my love for learning and sciences is strong does not mean these subjects come easily to me. I work and study extremely...

...a passion for helping other students excel in their work. My expertise in the area of finance, accounting, and taxation. However, I enjoy tutoring subjects that are number-related (math, finance, accounting, algebra) or technology-related (Excel, Word, PPT). My PhD is in Finance, and I have Masters degrees in Taxation, Forensic Accounting, and an MBA. I have tutored for several years. I enjoy working with students and guiding them to the right strategy, method, and solution....

...enjoy working with others and providing people with more resources to become academically successful. Throughout this pandemic, I have seen the consequences of not being able to seek help in person such as feeling overwhelmed and not knowing who to reach out to. Therefore, I want to extend my help virtually to make up for the lack of face-to-face interactions. I am currently a second-year biochemistry major at the University of Texas at Austin, and...

...musician-turned-engineer with a penchant for applying math to everyday situations. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin and have worked in Austin as a civil engineer. I also hold a Master of Music from Indiana University and taught private music lessons for several years before turning to engineering. The upshot to all of this is that I have a lot of experience with one-on-one teaching and applied...

...we have the opportunity to guide students' discoveries, and learn a great deal in the process. I would be most interested in teaching classes in the area of manufacturing, maintainability, reliability, logistics and quality engineering. Unquestionably my favorite aspect of teaching is in working with students individually as an adviser. In my tenure at University of Las Villas I have been very active in giving advice and help to more junior graduate students, offering technical...

...(Yes, my college mascot is a literal fruit) I am a proud alum of Syracuse University Class of 2016 where I studied information technology, computer science and animation. Because I had both logical and linguistic studies as part of my program, I was able to tutor mathematics in college, which also prepared me for my future in Japan. For 3 and 1/2 years, I lived in Osaka, Japan teaching ESL (English as a Second Language)...

...a recent graduate of Williams College. I have a B.A. in Mathematics and American Studies and am enrolled in a Masters program in math at the New Mexico State University. At Williams, I served as a peer tutor at the Math and Science Resource Center for Calculus I, Calculus II, and Calculus III. I have also worked as a personal tutor for students in community college, high school, and middle school. I believe that learning...

...am a Physics major and Philosophy of Law minor at the University of Texas at Austin. I have experience tutoring concepts, strategies, and preparation in the PSAT, SAT, and ACT, as well as the general subjects listed on my profile. I believe in creating an interesting and engaging environment focused on mastering the fundamentals effectively, personalized in a way that makes the most sense to the student, in order to conquer more complex concepts.

I hope to help people live smarter lives.

...am a Ph.D. student at the University of Texas at Austin studying Computational Science. I graduated cum laude from Cornell University with a B.Sc. in Computer Science. My doctoral studies fall at the overlap of mathematics, computer science, and physics. I enjoy coding software that adheres to professional coding standards but deals with solving complex physical problems. I have half a decade of experience coding in C/C++/Java. Some of the extensive projects that I have...

...enjoy explaining things to others as much as I love learning about the material in the first place. I also discovered that the best way to explain topics is to break the topic down into its base components and to give connections and similarities to other topics. Building a strong foundation is essential to learning more sophisticated, challenging topics. I tutor a wide variety of STEM topics, with math, computer science and physics being the...

...things to be learned about how the world works. I greatly enjoy learning about the odd consequences of fields like quantum mechanics and relativity. I have also done tutoring in the past, both independently and through the National Honors Society in my high school. I tutor a large variety of subjects within physics and math, up to and including Calculus. In my academics, I use the majority of physics and math knowledge I have accumulated...

I recently received a Masters of Science in Mathematics at Texas Tech University where I also went for my undergraduate degree. I tutored my entire undergraduate career at Texas Tech and my first year of Grad school before I started teaching. I taught classes every semester to 110 student classes. linked is my ratemyprofessor page. https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=2574240

...always placed my focus on understanding the world around me in a straightforward, logical way. Thus, I have always excelled in mathematics and areas of science, of which the goal is to explain how the universe works. In addition to being a highly analytical individual, I am also very much in tune with my creative and artistic side, a combination which balances out both my world and interpersonal views. I take exceptional pride in my...