Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Alexandria, VA

Hello! My name is Dustin N. and I will be a rising 3rd year this upcoming semester at the University of Virginia. I love to tutor all aspects of Math, Science, and Computer Science and am willing to tutor other subjects as well! I am patient, nonjudgmental, and willing to go the extra mile - so if I sound like I could help, don't be shy to say hi!

Think you can't? I know you can. I have proven experience that motivated students can learn anything they want when provided with the right opportunity and handed the correct tools. Since 1996 I have had a long, successful history of helping struggling students improve their grades, confidence, and competency in math.

So enjoy every step of the way and most importantly keep learning, keep growing and keep pouring love. I can't count how many times I have smiled just because someone smiled at me. Make others smile, and especially make yourself smile!fe is a journey, not a destination.

...am a Clinical Psychology doctoral student at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. I graduated from the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) with a double-major in Psychology and Natural Sciences, and worked as a Research Program Coordinator at the JHU School of Medicine during my postbac years. However, I have a passion for teaching and tutoring that I hope to continue sharing. I have plentiful experience working with K-12 students (especially high school students), as well as...

I recently graduated with highest honors with a degree in Neuroscience. I have always enjoyed being a mentor to students especially younger students to help them build a foundation for their future education. I enjoy tutoring math because it is like a puzzle and you can figure out how to make it fun for everyone! I hope to teach my students skills that they can use throughout their educational endeavors, no matter the subject.

...am a proud graduate of William and Mary where I double majored in Economics and Political Science. My academic journey along with my tutoring and professional experience have equipped me with a robust foundation in critical thinking and problem solving. I've learned that every student is unique and deserves a tailored approach to learning. I believe personalized focus is paramount in creating a supportive environment for prospective learners. I look forward to the opportunity to...

...available in high school, which included Calculus and Trigonometry. That prepared him to be a tutor while in college studying electronics at DeVry. He helped his classmates, others' classmates, and even his own roommates. Not happy with one Bachelor's degree, he sought a second one, this time in electrical engineering, which is like a Mathematics playground. Statistics was added to the roster at this time. Crazy-famous people's names cropped up while he studied at the...

...students, no matter of their cultural background, social-economical background, and number of other variables that influence persons growth. I want all my students to feel capable of doing mathematics. My challenge as a teacher is to create an atmosphere in the class that would encourage student to think creatively, find their strengths and weaknesses. Education only occurs when teacher and students are cooperating and learning from one another. It is important to remember that as...

...topics, compiled study guides, and was commended for my ability to make otherwise difficult concepts easy to understand. At University of California - Los Angeles, I organized and led many study sessions; and in high school, I tutored younger students in Mathematics, English, foreign languages such as Spanish & Chinese, and the sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Zoology). As someone who has personally experienced how a poor teacher can completely obliterate a love for a...

...and genuine learning experiences, while also supporting them to be successful in classes, tests, admissions, and life. This means that in addition to tutoring students for specific subjects and exams, I also enjoy helping students (especially at the beginning of high school and college) plan out their future goals and careers. Talk to me about your classes, but also feel free to ask about exploring new interests and planning how you're going to get to...

I am a physics PhD student at Georgetown University and I have a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from UCLA. Looking forward to helping you with math and physics!

...am a well rounded, academically successful freshman at American University in the AU Scholars Program. I am majoring in International Relations and am considering adding Spanish as a double major. I am passionate about learning and knowledge and therefore I am eager to help out younger students who may be struggling with a myriad of subjects. I have worked with kids aged 3 - 16 before (with gymnastics coaching and the Big Brothers Big Sisters...

...a University of Maryland Computer Science graduate. I've been programing for about 10 years and I always had a passion for Computer Science. I enjoy teaching CS concepts as it helps solidify my own understanding of the subject and keep my knowledge fresh. It's also pretty exciting to introduce students to the world of computer programming and all its possibilities. I realize the field of Computer Science is relatively young and rapidly changing. I don't...

...an undergraduate student at UCLA, I double majored in Economics and Chinese and minored in Asian Humanities. During my junior year, my professors recommended that I consider joining the Departmental Scholar Program based on academic standing and involvement in extracurricular activities, allowing me to simultaneously pursue my undergraduate degrees and a Master's degree in East Asian Studies, area of specialization: China. In June 2012, I received my Master's degree and dual majors in Economics and...

...plug and chug for a test. I take pride in my lessons, and always seek feedback on how to improve for the next lesson. I look at this as a partnership for both of us. At the end of the day, I love and understand the topics I teach, and want to bring that to my students. Learning that feels more like fun than a lesson is not only more enjoyable, but has been proven...

...majored in Economics with a minor in Actuarial Mathematics at the University of Maryland. I'm currently working towards a fellowship with the Casualty Actuary Society, so I work with math every day! Actuaries use math to manage risk, whether it's for an insurance company, a pension fund, or a bank. I know first-hand that math is very useful! My goal is for students to develop a conceptual understanding of the math they're learning, so they...

...to any problem and actually retain what they've learned. When I'm not tutoring, I enjoy watching TV (who doesn't?) as well as cooking. I also enjoy swimming, hiking, and exercising in general. I'm also very involved in working for campaigns in the public's interest, such as campaigning to reduce pollution in Maryland waters as well to stop the overuse of antibiotics. I feel as if I'm a very good communicator and tutor, and am more...

...in science and technology, particularly in the field of biomedical engineering. In addition to math and related subjects, I also have experience tutoring biology and physics, which I hold a deep passion for. Exploring the intricate complexities of life sciences and understanding the fundamental principles of physics fascinates me. I am constantly engaged in research and stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in these fields. The opportunity to share my knowledge and enthusiasm with students,...

...and I'm currently an Electrical Engineering major with a double minor in Mathematics and Computer Science at Howard University. Math has always been more than just numbers to meit's the language of problem-solving and innovation. As a valedictorian and a former intern at Meta, I've learned to approach challenges with creativity and precision, and I'm passionate about helping students not only improve their math skills but also find excitement in the subject. Whether you're struggling...

...am a recent graduate of The University of Tennessee with a degree is Statistics. In my undergrad work I student taught and all of my electives were education based. This led to a passion for higher education and I now work in an Admission Office. I began volunteer tutoring younger students in high school and have loved it every since. Being a unique learner, I understand that everyone doesn't learn the same and my tutoring...