I turn SAT math into a subject you can actually predict your score on.
One-on-one tutoring focused on the math section — built by someone who took the test, scored a 780 on it, and knows exactly which question types cost students points.
Cornell ILR, junior. Manhattan-raised, algebra-focused.
I am a junior at Cornell University in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR). I graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School, and have lived in Manhattan my entire life.
I am also an athlete. I'm currently a third-degree black belt in Taekwondo. I also played baseball and soccer competitively in high school.
My main tutoring focus is algebra, which I enjoy teaching because it builds the foundation for success in more advanced math courses. I also tutor all other math subjects and general math support.
My primary teaching experience outside of my normal private tutoring comes from working as a lead teacher at NORY, a STEM-based summer camp. In that role, I managed classroom environments for children ages 8-12 while delivering inquiry-driven STEM lessons. These included introducing core physics concepts and beginner coding with platforms like Scratch through hands-on maker projects. In addition, I've spent significant time tutoring my younger sister in high school and middle school math.
I love tutoring because it's rewarding to see students gain confidence and feel a sense of accomplishment as they improve. My approach is to connect with students personally and create a safe, engaging, and supportive environment where they feel comfortable learning.
- → 780 SAT Math (1430 composite)
- → Cornell University, ILR School — 3.92 GPA
- → Brooklyn Technical High School
- → Lead teacher, NORY STEM summer camp (ages 8–12)
- → 3rd-degree black belt, Taekwondo
- → NYC-based, virtual sessions only
"It has been such a great help to learn from Elliott!"
"I saw results right away reflected in my SAT score."
Sessions are run virtually — here's the logistics.
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01PlatformAll sessions are held virtually over Google Meet or Zoom. No in-person option — this keeps scheduling flexible for both sides.
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02Scheduling & reschedulingBoth booking a session and rescheduling one are handled directly over email — reach out with your availability and I'll confirm a time.
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03Trial sessionIf you'd like to try a session before committing to a package, a one-hour trial session is available for $50.
A few things people usually want to know.
Straightforward pricing — open to discussing price compromises.
- 60-minute 1:1 session
- Practice set assigned after each session
- Virtual sessions only
- Diagnostic + tracked progress by topic
- Priority scheduling
- Practice sets + review between sessions