
In Person Math Tutoring
Are you looking for a math tutor in or near Mount Pleasant, South Carolina?
We offer private math tutoring sessions in Mount Pleasant, Charleston, Isle of Palms, Sullivan’s Island, and Daniel Island. Use the link below to learn more about Math Ninja, LLC’s private math tutoring sessions and to schedule your first appointment.

Online Math Tutoring
Math Ninja Tutoring can be anywhere you are!
We offer online math tutoring sessions that can take place anywhere you have a computer and internet access. Use the link below to learn more about Math Ninja, LLC’s online math tutoring sessions and to schedule your first appointment.

SAT & ACT Test Prep
Summer is the perfect time to prepare for taking the SAT & ACT college readiness exams. Enroll in our summer math program to ensure stronger test scores. Attend 6 – 8 tutoring sessions focused on goal setting, creating a study plan, completing practice tests, learning
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About Math Ninja, LLC Math Ninja is a spunky, fun-loving, math tutoring business aimed at offering high-quality math instruction & resources for students, parents, & educators. The business is located in Mount Pleasant, SC, but we offer our services worldwide! Our...
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College Math Placement Exam
Angela has been focused, patient, and clear in every session I had with her. She takes the appropriate time to explain each concept and tailors her curriculum to the student. She worked with me to prepare me for a math placement exam. I had limited time to learn a good many concepts and she did a wonderful job addressing each one in a timely manner. I highly recommend Angela for your math tutor!
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