Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving St. Charles, MO

...to Microeconomics (Econ 1011) of professor Brian Rogers, and Development Economics (Econ 471) of professor Sanghmitra Gautam. As a tutor from 2012 to 2014 at California State University Fullerton where I got my master's degree in Economics (GPA 3.97), I helped undergraduate students, one-on-one, at Mihaylo College Tutoring Center, with courses such as Econometrics, Mathematical Economics, Introduction to Microeconomics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Introduction to Macroeconomics, and Intermediate Macroeconomics. Aside from my core teaching subjects, I can...

I live for the "Ah-Ha!" moment! Math, Science, and Reading don't have to be boring! Let me show you how you can learn and have FUN at the same time!

...to graduate-level neuroscience classes. In all of these classes, I've enjoyed working with students individually to help them achieve their goals, whether it's writing a term paper, mastering brain anatomy, or learning statistical methods. I also realize that standardized tests can be incredibly stressful, so I also enjoy working with students to give them the tools needed to confidently tackle these assessments. Outside of working in the lab and teaching, I enjoy traveling, hiking, and...

...Nigeria, Masters of Science in Structural Engineering, University of Lagos, Nigeria and will be graduating with my Ph.D Degree in Geotechnical Engineering from Southern Illinois University Carbondale, USA in December 2023. I have a strong passion for disseminating knowledge through teaching and commitment to sure my students understand the fundamental concepts. I have taught several students during my undergraduate and graduate degrees ranging from Mathematics, Statistics, Structural Engineering, amongst others. While I tutor a broad...

I graduated from Saint Louis University with a BS in biology, and I'm super excited to start helping others in science and math!

I am motivated daily by a deep desire to learn about and understand the world around me.

I entered the teaching field for two reasons: I enjoy math a lot, and, more importantly, I love helping students. Growing up, my teachers had a very large impact on my academics, as well as my life outside of school. My aim is to inspire my students in a similar way, so that they can be excited about being life-long learners who seize every opportunity that comes their way.

...developed educational materials for college bioinformatics courses throughout the US in addition to helping teach bioinformatics methodology to visiting faculty at Wash U. During my graduate program I served as a teaching assistant for a course in Epidemiology. The aspect of teaching that I most enjoy is the challenge of putting myself in the shoes of the student and viewing the material from their perspective to identify difficult concepts for the student and find ways...

...helping them with their homework. I continued to tutor in college for a similar program called Books and Basketball. I have experience tutoring students from elementary school through high school and am comfortable with most subjects, especially math, economics, and the ACT. When I am not tutoring, you can find me going for a run in Forest Park as I am a captain of the varsity cross country and track teams here at Wash U.

...gain confidence in their abilities. I have been told that I'm good at making complicated concepts understandable. I love getting to see students experience the moment when difficult concepts finally make sense. My favorite subjects to work with students on are PreCalc with Trigonometry and ACT Prep. I have a LOT of experience with ACT Prep and have presented on ACT Prep math at multiple conferences at the state and international levels.

Mathematics is the language of the universe...And it is beautiful!

...up to Calculus, as well as Physics, and Language Arts. While working on my engineering degree, I also taught at an alternative private school, instructing both middle and high school students in a broad range of subjects. My academic and professional background has provided me the skills with which I can help students succeed in the classroom, as well as enable them with homework and study skills that they can take beyond their secondary education...

...Business Process Improvement. After my kids were grown, I decided to take a leap of faith and pursue my lifelong love of art and design. Retiring from my first career, I went back to school full time to study art and design. After earning my BFA from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD), and Associates Degrees in Photography and Interior Design from St. Louis Community College, I now work as a designer and...

Hi! My name is Caroline and I am a current student at Washington University in St. Louis, double majoring in Anthropology: Global Health & Environment and Healthcare Management. I have 6 years of tutoring experience via both volunteer and private opportunities, and am so excited to be a part of the team at Varsity Tutors.

I graduated with my BA in Mathematics Cum Laude from Truman State University. I am currently in the graduate program for the MAE at TSU. I love math, physics, astronomy, and dogs.

...my own hard earned learning experiences or from my experiences working with students. I have also worked with a multitude of tutoring clients, and each student that I have worked with always seems to teach me something novel that I try to pay forward to future students. I try to blend my background, knowledge, and experience and create a positive learning experience for all students. In addition to tutoring, I have spent time teaching courses...

I am a SLU graduate with a degree in math and theology, and I am working toward my Masters in Teaching. I love dogs and The Office.

...'not yet'. Everyone struggles in mathematics from time to time, but knowing where you went wrong, and how to avoid making those same mistakes is essential to building skills. I also like to share how they may encounter math after school. You may not explicitly be asked to graph a parabola, but knowing how parabolas affect how you throw a baseball or a water fountain can help you connect the theory and the world around...

...Saint Louis University, working towards a BA in Mathematics with an Education concentration, and a Minor in Spanish. I have always been passionate about teaching, and have volunteered for several tutoring agencies in the past. Although I can tutor a broad range of subjects, my strongest areas are Math, Science, Spanish, and English. I really enjoy helping students learn things from a new perspective that gives them a greater overall understanding of the topic!

...my approach to school work and graduated Summa cum Laude from college. As a math tutor, my goal is for my students to not only learn, but to also understand that it is an exercise in reasoning. I want them to come to know that math can, in fact, be fun. As a reading tutor, I want to share practices and tips that enabled me to be successful and to instill a lifelong love of...