The Best Calculus Tutors in Sherman Oaks, CA

As an Electrical Engineer, nearly all of my engineering classes centered around advanced calculus mathematics (this was in addition to all the actual calculus courses I was taking), so I have a solid foundation across all calculus concepts. I also spent the last 3 months relearning AP...See Greg's full profile

I am a Teaching Assistant at Burbank Unified School District in the math and chemistry department. I believe that calculus is one of the fundamental skills needed for careers such as engineering, bioengineering, economics, and environmental science. I've studied and tutored calculus for classmate and...See NANTAVADEE's full profile

I have taken quite a few courses in not just differential equations but also in partial differential equations. You also learn the fundamentals in Calculus, but I feel comfortable in tutoring Differential Equations for those that are taking undergraduate courses or in Calculus. See Gavin's full profile

I am a recent graduate of UCLA as a psychobiology major, a co-author of a novel, and I seek to grow my following to share value with others in any way that I can. I received either an A or an A+ in all of these classes, and was recognized with the Class Mathematics Award my Junior year of high school. The way I...See Ryan's full profile

I love tutoring, and I have been doing it for over 10 years. I have taught a large variety of students in a large variety of settings. As a result of my extensive experience, I successfully communicate knowledge in a fun and concise manner. I am currently studying toward receiving a PhD in Applied Mathematics at USC....See Inga's full profile

Of all the subject that I tutor, Calculus is my favorite. It's the culmination of all the math classes that have come before, and also requires critical thinking in order to solve the more complex problems. I scored a 5 on the AP Calculus AB test while in high school and then took three additional...See Kara's full profile

I have lots of experience tutoring from prealgebra to calculus. Depending on the curriculum, Finite Math lies somewhere between between Algebra II, Probability, and Precalculus/Math Analysis. I have plenty of experience teaching those topics.See Andy's full profile

To be a chemical engineer, you must be good, if not great, in calculus. With a masters in chemical engineering, it is evident that I do not have to prove my calculus skills. I hope this addresses your doubts!See Gideon's full profile

I received my B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Tokyo, Japan, and got Master Degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. When I was an undergrad student, I was a tutor at a private cramming school (one of the three major cramming schools in Japan) for 4 years, and also a home tutor for...See Eriko's full profile

I've been teaching and tutoring and preparing students for various tests for over 20 years. I have two Master's degrees, one in Physics and one in Math, and have just recently embarked on a journey to earn another degree in Chemistry. I love teaching and it's all I have ever wanted to do. I am never satisfied with what...See David's full profile

As an experienced academic tutor who has worked with a wide range of students, Phoebe is familiar with the various curriculums of a vicissitudes of schools and test preparations. This enables her to better comprehend and prepare lessons in accordance to the needs of her students. Phoebe’s anchoring philosophy rests...See Phoebe's full profile

As a Calculus tutor with over 12 years of experience tutoring Honors, AP Calc AB and AP Calc BC at public and private schools in both Los Angeles and NYC, I have seen just about every kind of calculus problem, and had the joy of working with just about every kind of student. There are many different ways...See Jocelyn's full profile

I have tutored many students in Calculus. During my sessions, I simplify the seemingly complex ideas into familiar topics that have been mastered in earlier math classes, like Pre-Algebra. Several of my students have gone from failing or barely passing to excelling in their courses.See Angeline's full profile

Calculus can be tough, but unbelievably rewarding once you understand it. Learning about rates of change in regards to limits, derivatives, and integrals is essential to understanding anything in the world of engineering, physics, and differential equations. Please reach out and we can get started immediately. See James's full profile

Hi! I have 13 years of experience tutoring children of all academic levels through Graduate School and served as the director of a tutoring center, a position I left in 2014 to return to the teaching I love. I hold degrees in both Physics and Philosophy from Grinnell College, completed my graduate coursework in the...See Jeremy's full profile

We have worked with USC students helping them excel in their Calculus courses including Math 118 Calculus for business Majors.In addition I have assisted some Pacific Palisades High students and Beverly Hills high students succeed in AP Calculus and some Engineering students(LMU,Cal State) on their...See Paul's full profile

Unlike other tutors you have looked at, I will not bore you with the details of my high school GPA or what my SAT scores were 15 years ago. Those details are great if you are looking for someone smart to take an exam FOR you, but useless if you are trying to find a tutor who can actually teach the concepts in a clear and...See Giovanni's full profile

I have been teaching our top calculus based physics course, for engineers and physics majors, for 11 years at Santa Monica College. Many students find the world problems in calculus, especially the physics applications, at the end of the chapters to be the toughest. I can appreciate this and I have some...See John's full profile

In 16 years, nobody had ever picked this up, not even the student! So that's how basic, basic can be. My name is Dan, and the subjects I tutor include all levels of math through calculus, economics, statistics, physics, and accounting and investing basics. I can also tutor test prep, English vocabulary and...See Dan's full profile

I believe hard work, patience, and a healthy dose of enthusiasm can get you just about anywhere! Learning math and science can actually be...dare I say it...fun! I have studied a great deal of mathematics (up to Single-Variable/Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations and Linear Algebra) through my...See Talya's full profile

I completed calculus one in 8th grade and began tutoring in the learning center freshman year of high school. I have continued tutoring calculus to present as I love exciting fresh you minds with all that math has to offer. Calculus is the gateway to experiencing the possibilities of higher math!See Ramage's full profile

I have 15 years of experience teaching Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB, and AP Calculus BC. Calculus is my favorite to teach! The latest average of my students' AP scores is 4.69 out of 5, with the AB sub-score of 4.72 out of 5 (national average is...See Zeth's full profile

Hi everyone, my background in tutoring stems from work I did with the LA Youth crisis center where I volunteered tutoring the group of teens that were living there. The structure there had a bit of a classroom feel with an effort to understand each students needs. My personal style is to have some structured lessons but...See Jerred's full profile

I received a Bachelor's degree from Pomona College in 2014 and have been working as a tutor for almost ten years. In high school, I was an advanced math student who received a 5 on the AP Calculus Test. Math remains my favorite subject to tutor. I try really hard to determine each student's unique...See Olivia's full profile

Calculus I, II, III, Ordinary Differential Equations, Elementary Statistics, Calculus for Business, and Calculus for Life Sciences.See Ellis's full profile