Statistics Tutors

I am currently a PhD student at Rice Univ working in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology field. I received my BS in Zoology and my MS in Biology. As an MS and PhD graduate student, I have experience teaching, tutoring, and mentoring college undergraduates and postgraduates in most disciplines of biology. As the oldest child of a large family, I am also very good at working with elementary, middle school, and high school students.

First, let me introduce myself. My name is Maddy, a recent Cornell University graduate (magna cum laude) with a Biology & Society degree. I am currently researching in the Pediatrics and Immunology department of the Mount Sinai Hospital. First of all, due to the nature of this job, my hours are very flexible so your son/daughter will get the utmost attention from me during the week/weekend.

I'm a post-undergraduate student at the University of Houston, originally from Austin, TX. I received my Bachelor's from Southwestern University in Georgetown, where I tutored a variety of subjects, especially physics, math, chemistry, and writing for three years. I love teaching, and making science accessible to everyone is very important to me. I like to take away the serious and abstract nature of the material, and make it relevant to your personal interests.

I am an Educational Leadership Ed.D. from Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA. I grew up in Boston, MA and relocated to Atlanta, GA in 1994. I am soft spoken, patient and very flexible in my approach to teaching mathematics. My clients have ranged from middle-school, high-school, undergraduate, graduate and doctoral candidates.

I recently graduated from Washington University with a BS in biomedical engineering and an MBA. Upon graduation, I elected to start my own business, making the next generation of smartphone software technology. I specialize in math and science tutoring, but am great in tutoring verbal standardized tests as well. I've been with Varsity for two years and have had many students in subjects ranging from chemistry to finance. I have tutored chemistry for multiple students, finance for two students, statistics, the GMAT, and even physics.

My tutoring career began when I was asked to become an Engineering tutor as a sophomore at Washington University in St. Louis in 2008. In this role I was not only a tutor for peer engineering students but also served as an academic mentor and adviser. Soon after, in the fall of 2009, I began working with Varsity Tutors in St.

I recently graduated with honors from Washington University in St. Louis. I have been with Varsity Tutors for over a year, and have helped students in a wide variety of subjects including literature, history, mathematics (on a range of levels), physics, and the SAT. My clients have been mainly high school and college students.

I graduated magna cum laude from the University of Houston with a B.S. in Biochemistry and a minor in Spanish, and am currently pursuing dental school. I have 3 years experience in teaching and 2 years of tutoring. Since my clients are diverse in age and ability, I have employed many different methods of teaching and know what works for different types of learners.

Matt Vail was born in Wisconsin and came to Washington University in St Louis in 2007. He will graduate from the School of Engineering in May 2012 with an MS in Biomedical Engineering as well as a BS in Biomedical Engineering with a second major in French Language and Literature. Within Biomedical Engineering Matt has focused on the intersection of engineering and business with several courses and has been a teaching assistant for two years of a course entitled, "From Concept to Market, the Business of Biomedical Engineering," which investigates the overlap between these fields. Matt has also specialized within Biomedical Engineering on neuroscience, specifically following the Cognitive, Computational, and Systems Neuroscience (CCSN) track, which is jointly offered by the Departments of Biology, Biomedical Engineering, and Neuroscience..

While studying for my masters degree in mathematical sciences, I taught my own elementary statistics course. I was also an assistant teacher for calculus, college algebra, and various other college-level math courses. I love math, but I also realize that not every student feels the same way I do. My goal as a teacher is to make learning math and statistics as painless as possible!.