Math and Science Tutor

I’m so thankful for having this App it has helped me tremendously. Jason is by far the best tutor in United States. I have gotten A’s in all my math classes in college and now I’m currently using this app to learn chemistry. Next semester I will be using this app for physics. I constantly use this app to refresh my math and go over Jason’s lectures. He makes the lessons so easy to understand by braking it down and expunged in simplest form.I love this app. I even have my son who is in 4th grade watch lectures by the grade level! Everything is so perfectly organized and structured. 19$ month is so worth it to me compared to what I would have to pay for a tutor by the hour. Thank you so much for creating this amazing app you are an amazing teacher and I will forever be grateful.

In the second grade, I was so terrible at math, I had to go to a special classroom (Title 1) to learn how to add and subtract using imaginary visual techniques located on the numbers. In high school, I didn’t take Algebra 1 until my junior year, and when I did- I cheated my way through. I failed Algebra 2 and withdrew from Geometry because I couldn’t stop falling asleep. Now after 6 years of graduating from high school, Jason (the instructor) explains things so well, that I’m being placed into Calculus next semester- graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering. He really hits the nail on the head when it comes to both explaining concepts and helping you understand that math is a skill that needs developed- not some superhuman talent that you are born with.

Unfortunately, the app and website subscription plans aren’t connected, but I purchased the 3 year WEBSITE plan bc it brings the monthly cost down to about $8/month. While it was a large lump sum, it’s way cheaper than an in-person tutor which is like $50-$120/hr in my area. Since covid 2020 hit... moving to online college, it’s basically like teaching yourself every class since most classes lecture hours have been cut in half and some professors just post poorly explained videos to watch that don’t allow any engagement. Jason’s videos really break down the material thoroughly with lots of examples so it’s easy to comprehend. It’s really unfair that we can’t just divert our professor’s salaries to this man!