Hi, I'm Jack Nolden! I graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2024 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and now work full-time as an electrical engineer at a nuclear fusion company, where I help develop high-temperature superconducting magnets. I offer tutoring in STEM subjects for middle and high school students, including math (Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calc, Calculus I-III, Differential Equations, ect.), physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, and coding. Whether you're preparing for a big exam, catching up on missed material, or looking for long-term academic support, I'm here to help! I can assist with homework, exam prep...

- Have always helped classmates with math homework—officially tutored occassionally throughout high school. - I've excelled in math all my life, scoring perfectly on AP Calculus BC after teaching myself the material. Since then, I've taken Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Probability, but I am comfortable teaching students concepts from Algebra 2 up. - I'm currently an Actuarial Science major at UW-Madison with a focus in financial mathematics - I love having a deep understanding of math, and even more, I enjoy the challenge of teaching others that deep understanding in a concise and relatable way.

Recent summa cum laude Mathematics graduate from Eastern Washington University where I spent 2 years tutoring mathematics for the university. With classes tutored ranging from rudimentary algebra to partial differential equations and much more! I also have 4 years of experience in mathematical programming using Python, so if you're looking to be introduced to Python and potentially mathematical programming I can serve as an Introduction. My tutoring style mainly focuses on trying to relate anything a student may know, no matter how advanced their prior knowledge is, to what they're trying to learn so they develop multiple pathways for not on

I am a sixth-year Ph.D. student in Engineering Mechanics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. I have taught math and science for more than 6 years to high schoolers, undergraduates, and graduate students as part of my educational journey. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Physics from St. John's University and anticipate my Ph.D. completion in Spring 2025. I have been a teaching assistant and a group work facilitator at UW Madison. My approach is inquisitive -- I look to find what works best for the individual student with multiple types of explanations. It is my belief that math and science are intuitive and exciting if presented in

I'm a current double major at university of Wisconsin-Madison, majoring in both mathematics and computer science! I've helped many middle and high school students with math due to both my mom being a teacher and my desire to help others excel!