Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Alpharetta, GA

...majoring in Industrial and Systems Engineering (an intersection of math, computer science, and business) and minoring in Business and Technology. I am originally from Columbus, OH, but chose to come down to Atlanta after getting a full-ride scholarship from Georgia Tech. In my spare time, I love playing/watching sports and travelling around the world (when possible!). After graduating, I am now slated to work for Boston Consulting Group in January 2021. In the meantime, I...

...students needs and how to make insensible content finally make sense and click. I have been tutoring for over 2 years at a refugee tutoring center, helping refugees adapt to their lives socially and academically. I have tutored people of all ages, including elementary-school-aged, middle-school-aged, high-school-aged, and adults in all types of subjects. After every class, my students are excited to come back for more! My teaching philosophy is to not just help students rotely...

...years working in neurobiology labs, it's that brains learn best in engaging, low-stress environments. I take great pride in creating those environments with students, especially during times as chaotic as these. I firmly believe that there are no boring or inaccessible subjects--only ones that haven't yet been presented in the right context! When students are inherently interested in the material at hand, I enjoy stoking those flames. When students find an assignment boring or intimidating,...

...in Georgia. He holds a Master's degree in Public Affairs from Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) and a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Political Science from Howard University. After graduating from Princeton, Christian served as an economics instructor for SPIA's undergraduate summer program. This experience ignited his passion for teaching, where he not only helped students improve their grades but also fostered meaningful connections. He provided guidance on potential career paths,...

I had about 12 years teaching experience in middle school and college. One thing that I learned is that teach at student's level, not at my level. People easily forget how they learned when they were young, which cause the gap between a student and a tutor. For me, the most important thing of tutoring is to understand student's issue deeply and lead the student out of his/her mistaken perception of the course and himself/herself.

...and environmental engineering. I will also be working on my master's degree in the next few months. I have always loved math and science since I was a child and I have also enjoyed helping other people to excel in the subjects that they have trouble with. I have been tutoring for three years in all age ranges. I have helped children age six all the way to adults in college with their academic needs....

Currently a third year Mechatronics Engineering student at Kennesaw State University with a minor in Biomedical engineering. I tutor from early math to college level math. I also tutor in physics from high school to calculus based in college. I tutor in undergraduate engineering courses. Looking forward to working with you!

...a Bachelor of Science degree in Genetics. I have tutored Math and Science since I was a high school student through a volunteer program. The summer after graduating from high school I volunteered abroad and taught English to elementary and middle school students in impoverished areas of Taiwan. While obtaining my undergraduate degree, I tutored Math to local elementary and middle school students through a volunteer organization called MATHCOUNTS. I am a good tutor because...

...graduate of Western Carolina University. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice and another Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. I am currently a graduate student at Kennesaw State University where I am a Graduate Teaching Assistant for three courses (Police in Society (2 sections) and Criminal Courts). Throughout my undergraduate career I have been a part of three different research studies and presented at five different conferences. The research studies consisted...

...I earned my undergraduate degree in Mathematics, at Piedmont College where I tutored students and student-athletes in math, when I worked for the Office of Academic Support for 2 years. I later moved to Kennesaw State University and earned a Master's degree in the Art of Teaching: Secondary Mathematics. At KSU, I worked in Student Athlete Success Services and again tutored student-athletes in various math courses as a graduate assistant. For the first 6 years...

...a bachelor and masters in mechanical engineering. I am specialized in fluid mechanics and heat transfer. I am currently working in the biomedical industry. I am ready to assist you in passing your FE Exam or help in any mechanical engineering courses that you are struggling with. I have 2 years of experience in tutoring. I have previously tutored English to foreign students, math& physics to grade high school students, and mechanical engineering courses in...

...Graduate student working towards a Masters of Medical Sciences. I also have a Bachelors degree in Cellular Biology with a minor in Spanish. I am passionate about learning new topics in STEM and advancing my language skills. I hope to make learning fun and engaging for students as they master new topics. My goal when helping students is to ensure that their study methods work well for them. Whether it is repetition, concept maps, or...

Since being a young child, I have always enjoyed mathematics. Now with a masters degree, I hope to be able to share some of my enthusiasm and knowledge with others.

...both in the academic community as well as the military. I have graduate degrees from the University of Maryland and Suffolk University (Boston, MA), and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Central Florida. Recently I went back to school to get some new skills in Cybersecurity from a Technical College near my home, and I'm always on the hunt for further IT certification, which is my career field. I'm a never-give-upper, who knows what...

...my true passion. I am experienced in homeschooling, tutoring, and teaching in the onsite, online, and hybrid modalities. I hold a B.S. in chemistry, an MBA, an M.A., an Executive J.D., and I am currently finishing my Doctor of Education degree (Ed.D) in higher education; I only have my dissertation to complete and should be able to defend by March 2020. I tell my students that I want to be the teacher/tutor I wish I...

...Bachelor's in Marketing as of 2019. I am a student at Brenau University for Middle Grades Education Math and Science pursuing a Master's degree. I began tutoring in 2010 as a freshman in college at AASU. I completed field work in a 3rd-grade math classroom and 5th grade science classroom. I also assisted with 3rd-5th grade math research with my Education professor Dr. Yang. I have since tutored several ages, including as young as Kindergarten...

I believe in "learning with laughter!"

...this spring with a degree in Neuroscience. One thing I have learned over the years is that each and every student is capable of exceeding expectations. It is often not the material itself that poses a challenge, but rather the standardized way of teaching that material, which does not work with everyone. I firmly believe in helping my students to not only understand the intricacies of their subject matter, but also to discover their personal...

...aka 'Ali'. I was born in Ethiopia and moved to the USA in 2000. I lived in Kenya for 2 years and Dominica, West Indies for 1 1/2 years. I just finished medical school and am currently interviewing for residency. I have been tutoring and TAing since college. I enjoy tutoring math and science and helping those who need help. In my free time I enjoy running, playing soccer, biking and getting together with my...

...child, I always took my toys apart to see their inner components and how they produced sound or light. Most survived the reassembly stage, while others were mourned by my mother's pocketbook. When I was in the fifth grade, my mother gave me my first toolkit. To say the least, I took apart everything in the house that could be disassembled with a screwdriver. Along with deconstructing anything that gained my interest, I also enjoyed...