Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Raleigh-Durham, NC

...and Computer Science. I enjoy sharing my passion for analyzing and learning how to model the real world. I have experience tutoring math and statistics, and am also qualified to tutor computer science (both Python and Java). I like sharing real world applications to the quantitative problems, hopefully with some cool pictures or animations. I know what it's like to be unsure of how to solve a math problem and hope to provide students with...

...memorizing formulas. Real math is all about the journey to the answer, but grade school math is far too focused on just the answer. However, I feel strongly students should rarely have to memorize anything, and the ideas presented to students should always be motivated and explained so they understand the why and the what. I've found in my own experience teaching, too, that motivating the answer to a problem gives students a greater desire...

I am a recent graduate from UNC- Chapel Hill. I am currently enrolled at NC State University taking STEM classes. I feel during the times of COVID-19 parents are very overwhelmed with their children. It is my obligation to help students strive in the classroom from home.

I aim to become a researcher in the field of public health either as an academician or in a company that applies research findings on projects meant for betterment of human life.

Hi! My name is Allie! I studied math and Spanish at Wake Forest University. I have been teaching and tutoring middle and high school students for 4 years. I am able to explain math topics to learners in a way that makes things easy!

...I used to tutor with Varsity Tutors before matriculating into medical school, and coming back to assist my fellow medical professionals with USMLE tutoring feels like somewhat of a homecoming. During my time with students, I feel like patience is one of the most important things when trying to get through to a student, and coincidentally, my name means 'patience is good' in my native language. I look forward to helping students understand what they...

I understand the value of team work and believe there are multiple approaches to finding success. Not all materials are easily understood, but a strong and consistent work ethic is key to solving life's challenges.

...mathematics since 1st grade and have taught University Mathematics for more than 10 years. I have a BS and a MS in Mathematics. Mathematics is not easy for most of the world. Lectures are not very entertaining and it is easy to miss one step in the boredom. Then , who wants to ask a question. I like the student who will ask that question. I like helping that student "see" and understand the missing...

...I want to share my tips and strategies for achieving a high score. I have taken Differential Equations and Calculus III at an accredited university with A+ grades in both. As a national-level musician, I also teach clarinet lessons to my high school peers. I love helping students, especially to see that moment where it just "clicks." I strive to create an environment in which the students actually enjoy what they learn. Outside of academia,...

I graduated from Wake Forest with a Masters of Science in Business Analytics. I graduated from App State with a Bachelor's of Science in Accounting. I have worked as a business analyst for four years. My best subjects are probably Excel, SQL, and R. I'm also quite proficient in SAS, Tableau, VBA, and general Business Analytics and Finance.

...called Mauritius. I obtained my degree in Chemical Engineering and worked as an engineer in various manufacturing industries. I recently came to the United States with my wife last year and we are enjoying it. I had some tutoring experience before but nothing formal. I helped some students in high school level in the mathematics and physics subject. Cause these are the subject I feel more comfortable with. I have a very visual and interactive...

...learned that each child has a unique way of learning and with patience any student can succeed. At times, I struggled in school and know the feeling of frustration and defeat that come with not understanding something. However, because of this I also know how amazing it feels when you experience that "light bulb" moment. I believe these moments can determine a student's confidence and that they should be celebrated more enthusiastically. It's not just...

Hi there! I am Jaya Ponnaluru, an Undergraduate student at North Carolina State University majoring in Computer Engineering and minoring in Business Administration. I am also a part of the Undergraduate Research and Honors Program at NC State. I believe success is possible if we learn out of our failures and everyone fails before they succeed.

...focus on building strong foundational understanding, encouraging questions, and creating a space where students feel confident and supported. Whether we're tackling algebra, exploring the laws of physics, or diving into the basics of coding, my goal is to make learning both effective and enjoyable. I believe that when students feel comfortable and understood, they thrivenot just in their studies, but beyond the classroom too. I'm excited to work with students who are ready to grow,...

...Philosophy with a minor in Spanish. Since graduating in May, I have been tending to my neglected hobbies, including reading, singing, making crafts, playing video games, hiking, and baking while I work on producing my college a cappella group's newest album! I am very excited to tutor many subjects, and I am particularly passionate about all things philosophy, essay writing, economics, Spanish, and music. I have an adaptable, intuition-based teaching style and want to work...

...reading, board games, and rock climbing. I am excited to work as a tutor once again in order to give students a chance to learn one-on-one to get a deeper and more clear understanding of their study material. By having the ability to clear up confusion with material every week via a tutor, the student will find it easier in the future to build on these concepts and to keep up with work as it...

...back to the Raleigh-Durham area to continue my education at Duke University for an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering. As aforementioned, much of my tutoring experience has been in STEM fields (calculus, physics, chemistry, etc.)--but as a student who has prepared for, agonized over, and ultimately suffered through the SAT and GRE standardized tests, I would love to be able to impart my own knowledge and strategies for these as well. If it's nice out and...

...ranging from hybrid turbine engines to supercritical CO2 heat exchangers. These experiences have strengthened my ability to break down difficult topics and foster critical thinking in both one-on-one and group settings. As such I bring a strong portfolio in Math, Science, Physics, and engineering topics. I believe learning should be engaging, empowering, and adapted to each student's unique strengths and challenges. Whether I'm helping someone prepare for a major exam, master foundational concepts, or build...

...third-graders who failed their reading exams and also academically gifted elementary and middle school students. In college, I've served as assistant director of an organization which gives free STEAM lessons to local girls and also been an introductory computer science department tutor for the past year and a half. My junior and senior year of high school, I attended a school which specialized in math and science, and I'm excited to share my passion for...

...triangle of North Carolina. I attended Boston College for my undergraduate education, majoring in Biochemistry and minoring in Medical Humanities. I attend Tufts University School of Medicine for my M.S. in Biomedical Sciences. Next year I will pursue my PhD at Duke University. I love helping tutor and work with students of all ages, helping them to improve their understanding of material and their grades/scores. I hope we can work together to help you achieve...