Calculus Tutors in New York
Calculus Tutor in NY
Regents got you down? Those yearly scantrons you’ve been filling out may not specifically have Calculus on it, but you should test yourself with these integral exam topics: limits of functions, asymptotic behavior, continuity, derivatives, second derivatives, curve analysis, optimization, integrals, techniques of anti differentiation, and polynomial approximation and series.
If you’re feeling lost, you should check out the top Calculus tutors in New York. The average tutor in NY will charge $65/hr, yet for tutors those skilled at Calculus, the price bounces between $40/hr and $100/hr. You should expect an average of $70/hr.
First, there’s Marian, a fresh graduate from NYU who’s been there, done that and can tackle all of your math and science woes. Meanwhile, Suzanna teaches online at the University of Maryland and as a teaching assistant at NYU. She holds impressive credentials from various universities, and Calculus is no problem for her extensive math and engineering background. Our next tutor, Darya, graduated a few miles up from Columbia with a degree in biophysics. She tutors in math, science, computer programming, and more. Mayya brings us back to NYU with a degree in Chemistry and Psychology. She’s successfully tutored students from junior high school to college in math and science topics. Finally, we have Simcha, another graduate of NYU who’s now a full-time tutor in math, economics, and other topics such as English. His well-rounded specializations and availability make him a great resource for your Calculus problems.
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Calculus Tutors in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Calculus Tutors
I can’t be the only one who loved math until the fateful day when I began calculus. But maybe that fate would have been changed had I gotten a Calculus tutor. There’s more to calculus than just a struggle. Getting a tutor in Los Angeles costs only $33/hr on average. Top LA Calculus tutors go at around $43/hr.
California has a list of 27 topics required to learn in high school calc classes. To give you a sense of what’s expected of you, this is a summary of the first 10:
1. graphical interpretation of limit of values of functions
2. continuity of a function
3. intermediate value theorem and extreme value theorem
4. derivative of a function at a point, differentiability
5. chain rule
6. implicit differentiation
7. derivatives of higher orders
8. Rolle’s theorem and L’Hopital’s rule
9. use differentiation to sketch graphs of functions
10. Newton’s method for approximating the zeroes of a function
Now to give you a sense of the kind of help you can get in LA, this is a profile of our top 5 LA calculus tutors. Adi got his bachelors and masters from Duke University (both with honors!), where he just finished in 2011. He’s been tutoring for 8 years, so don’t worry - he’s got plenty of experience. Lyman is number two on our list. He graduated from Columbia University in 2007 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He’s got the Ivy League credentials and 8 years of experience, even with big name agencies. Graciela’s outlook is a bright one, as she believes any person can master any subject if they’re presented the material correctly. She has been tutoring for many years and is currently earning her degree from USC. Katie is a fellow USC student whose major is Aerospace Engineering. With a major like that, she had better love calculus. She has private tutoring experience and a love of math, which is perfect for your calculus tutor. Daniel is our last tutor. He also comes from USC, where he graduated in 2011 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. He’s going back next fall to pursue a Ph.D. Daniel tutored his own friends throughout college. He also took AP Calculus AB and BC in high school, so he knows what the struggle is like. Now the only struggle you’ll have is deciding which tutor to pick.
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CA Calculus Standards
