Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving New Brunswick, NJ

...I have been working as a private tutor in New York City, where I primarily work with students preparing for the MCAT. I began tutoring over 8 years ago, and I've since taught a number of subjects across student ages ranging from middle school to post-graduate levels, mostly focusing on STEM subjects such as math, chemistry, physics, and engineering. I have discovered that teaching is a passion of mine, and plan on going into academic...

Ashley Woolfork LLC was founded in 2021 after I received my Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln with a minor in College STEM Education.

...in multivariable calculus. SAT Math I received an 800 on the SAT math section and an 800 on the math SAT 2. I took an SAT math course, in which I learned tips and tricks that can help you do better. Trigonometry I got a 97 on my algebra 2 and trig NYS regents. I know many tips that can help students succeed in trigonometry. I have had much experience teaching students these tips, watching...

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...of courses in Biology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics, English, Psychology, Calculus, and Bio-Statistics, and I also took courses in Japanese, History, Chinese Religion, Philosophy, and Theater (performance and production). Another reason to choose me - I worked for and was trained by one of the country's largest tutoring companies for more than two years, and within that short time became one of their best and busiest tutors. Believe me, busy is definitely an understatement. In...

...York City as student at Columbia University. I am currently a senior studying Biomedical Engineering with concentrations in computer science and electrical engineering. I attended high school at St. Andrew's Episcopal School where I focused extensively on mathematics and science. My high school also nurtured strong discussion and writing skills. Although I was also involved in sports and musicals, I enjoyed participating in academic competitions, in which I could explore my engineering interests, such as...

Colllege professor with 10+ years of teaching experience in mathematics, economics and finance with excellent student ratings. I am especially good at reaching students who struggle with basic, fundamental concepts or lack the necessary background in math to do well in a traditional curriculum.

...in 2011. At Princeton, I work in the writing center tutoring fellow students in critical thinking, analysis, and academic writing. I also have a good deal of experience helping elementary and junior high students with math, reading, and French. Still, writing remains my favorite subject to tutor, largely because of the discussions that accompany it. Outside of the classroom, I'm a varsity cross-country and track runner; an enthusiastic fan of the New Yorker fiction podcast;...

...my career, I have spent time tutoring students in the fields of Algebra, Calculus, and Statistics. I enjoy working with these topics as they are prevalent in "every-day" life; for example, as a manager I have used these concepts to effectively monitor staff and inventory. My experiences, combined with my current MBA curriculum, have greatly enhanced my ability to tutor students who may be struggling with these topics. As a middle school student, I found...

...tutoring. I have been tutored throughout my life not because I did not have faith in my abilities to succeed, but because I needed help figuring out what is my best study methods as I progressed as I grew older, classroom styles changed, and I took standardized exams. I realized that it is completely normal to need help, and am very grateful for the people who have helped me throughout my journey. My great experiences...

...of metal nanoparticles to sea urchin and oyster embryos and larvae. I have also spent time studying honey bee behavior. Towards the end of my undergraduate career, I worked as a tutor at UNCC assisting students in the Introductory Biology courses for both majors and non-majors. As a graduate student in the Biology department at UNCC, I have taught the General Biology for Majors lab courses for two years. I also had an active role...

...bachelor's in biomedical engineering in 2017 and my master's in Data Science in 2019. Some of undergraduate and graduate accomplishments at NJIT is one my team and I won an entrepreneurial competition held at NJIT called TechQuest. I worked in a auditory lab called NESH at NJIT Lastly, I started a knitting club that teaches student how to knit, crochet and sew. In addition, as a club we have a mission of donating project we...

As an engineer with a strong foundation in problem-solving and critical thinking, I am excited to apply my expertise to tutoring. Throughout my academic and professional career, I have developed a deep understanding of mathematics, physics, and analytical thinking, which are at the core of many engineering principles. I believe these skills translate effectively into helping students excel in their studies, particularly in STEM subjects.

...school math teacher in Brooklyn who began tutoring when I was a high school student. I enjoy all things math and feel that all of my students need to build confidence in the skills they already have. I feel students can learn better in a one-on-one environment if they are motivated to do so. I will gladly work with you and your family to help you succeed in math! When I'm not teaching, I love...

...degree in physics. I plan to graduate in 2018, and after that I hope to attend graduate school. I've had a passion for both science and math for most of my life and have been tutoring in these subjects since high school. At my university I work for the Penn Tutoring Center, mentor high school students in West Philadelphia, and hold leadership positions within my fraternity, Tau Epsilon Phi. I especially enjoy tutoring in math...

...for me to receive an Ivy League education. All my life my father stressed to me that receiving an education was the only way for me to succeed and climb in this world. That is exactly what I kept in my mind as I worked diligently throughout high school, became the valedictorian, and was accepted to Brown University. I discovered early on my knack for teaching others since I self taught myself countless math and...

...GPA. Computer science and technology are my areas of focus for this major. I have taught Computer science to kids and teens ranging from 1st to 11th grade. Most recently I was a teacher's assistant for Girls Who Code this past summer and taught in Java, Python, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I will be working full time as a full-stack engineer at a Series D startup. In middle school and high school I always hated...

I am highly motivated teacher that put all his hearth into every single lesson. I always teach with enthusiasm, perseverance and the thinking that all human being is able to learn under the right guidence and supervision. Finally, I love to teach and have the strong believe that this is my right career choice.

...on life while covering Trigonometry and Newton's three laws. Despite being at Saint James for only two years, I have watched young men and women develop and mature, which has further encouraged me to pursue a career in education. Passion is the most essential characteristic of a successful educator. How are our students expected to be motivated and excited about material if we, the educators, do not feel and convey excitement? Outside of the classroom students...

Ever since bringing refugee children up to and beyond grade-level mathematics while tutoring in the mid-2000s, I have always been motivated by a spirit of service to community, society, and humanity at large. Teaching and tutoring is one small but essential part of that ethos.