Award-Winning Statistics Graduate Level Tutors serving New Brunswick, NJ

...recent graduate of Stony Brook University (SUNY) from where I received my Bachelor of Sciences in Applied Mathematics & Statistics with a concentration in Physical Sciences. Throughout my undergraduate career, I was fortunate enough to participate in several research-oriented internships in New York and Maryland. These allowed me to gain invaluable experience and apply my knowledge to real-life applications. In addition, I have experience tutoring fellow classmates in courses such as physics, probability/statistics, and linear...

...SAT prep, SAT Subject Tests (Math II, Biology, Chemistry), Statistics, and Biology. Out of all these, I especially enjoy SAT prep. Many people think it's all about knowledge, but the SAT is really a mix of problem-solving, critical thinking, and understanding the test itself. Mastering its structure and strategies can make a huge difference, and I love showing students how to do that. I studied Biology at Lehigh University for my undergraduate degree and completed...

I have been tutoring since I was in eighth grade and love helping students that are struggling. I tutored Business courses while I was attending Caldwell University. Also, in the work field, I have mentored many coworkers that have transitioned into my roles. I have recently passed all parts of the CPA exam and have been licensed in the state of New Jersey.

...During the college years, I worked for California Orange College District as a student coordinator and media assistant and the NYC Mayor's Office as a correspondence agent. Most recent years, I worked as a leadership development coach in Toyota and Mazda where I supported engineers and management in the vehicle production. Currently, I am new to NJ working as a substitute teacher. Just last month, I was chosen as a star sub in the district....

...communication skills, upbringing in foreign counties, and academic background make me uniquely suited to be a tutor in today's day and age. I have always enjoying teaching as well as helping others which is why I was a math lab tutor for 2 years in high school, as well as working in the College Library Instructional Computing Commons at UCLA for three years. I have done some craigslist tutoring on the side with my friend...

I can help you better understand basics concepts of mathematics and show you how they can be applied in everyday life through realistic illustrative examples. I am currently teaching at two different Universities as an Adjunct in their Mathematics and Engineering Departments, so I can offer different perspectives and a great variety of solution techniques to any kind of math problem.... Practice problems.... Ask questions.... Example sets, textbooks. Interact... simplify... use examples and applications from real...

...are some many interesting ways to teach the basics. My teaching philosophy centers on understanding each student's unique learning needs and building from their current knowledge, ensuring a supportive and engaging environment. I find great joy in transforming what may seem like daunting requirements into exciting opportunities for exploration and growth in statistics and psychology. In my spare time, I enjoy conducting quantitative research, coding in R, and learning Python. These activities enrich my tutoring...

I want to become a tutor because I always enjoying tutoring people. I have been a patient and nice tutor since college. Throughout tutoring, I have made many friends. And furthermore, I not only strengthen my knowledge, but also learn a lot from others. I enjoy explaining things to others. It makes me happy to see my friends finally tackle the problems they meet.

...willing to work with students of all backgrounds and skill levels. I graduated from Florida State University with two Bachelor's degrees in Political Science and Psychology, and I am currently a Political Science PhD candidate at Stony Brook University. At Stony Brook, I teach a PhD level Statistics course, so Statistics is my strong suit. However, I am also knowledgeable about Psychology, Political Science, and Government. My hobbies include research, playing guitar, singing, biking, and...

...huge passion for STEM courses. I proudly maintain 4.0 GPA while working in the research lab, flying airplanes on the weekend, and still making time for my morning yoga and meditation. When tutoring, I always implement my time management and successful studying methods as well as college/career path advising, if requested. I have experience in working with disabled children that have trouble with reading and memorizing, so I am a great match with any student...

...academic journey has provided me with a solid understanding of key concepts in Univariate & Multivariate Calculus, Multivariate Statistical Analysis, Calculus-based probability, Differential Equations, Random Variables & Stochastic processes, Complex Variables, Real Analysis, High School and College Level Physics, SAT, Algebra, GRE, GMAT, etc. For many students, Mathematics is a tedious subject therefore, I try my best to make classes enjoyable by engaging with the students and going an extra mile if needed, giving examples...

...motivated and hardworking first-year PhD student at New York University, studying Data Science. I recently graduated from Vanderbilt University with a B.S. in Computer Science and the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign with an M.S. in Data Science. I have a passion for tutoring in an immense amount of subjects /standardized tests/essays, and helping others gain a greater sense of the material they are trying to master. More specifically, I love helping other students work...

...dual Masters in Public Health degree in epidemiology and biostatistics from New York Medical College and an undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Scranton. My combination of education and experience in various analytic roles over the past decade in non-profit and commercial industry give me a unique perspective in applying the principles of public health, epidemiology, and biostatistics in the real world. I enjoy helping others understand the foundations of these and related...

...third year medical student at Upstate Medical University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Binghamton University in 2022. I have tutored one-on-one chemistry and anatomy and physiology in high school and chemistry for small groups of students in college. I am most passionate about all things science and I have found that the best part of tutoring is that "aha moment" for students! In my spare time, I enjoy meditation, painting, and...

I am currently a student at the Rutgers Honors College. I am working towards a Finance degree. I have some tutoring experience from NHS in Statistics and Calculus. My teaching style is a combination of worked examples, understanding underlying content issues and addressing them, and sometimes homework assignments.

I have a PhD in Mathematics and worked as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at a university. I have been teaching Mathematics to undergraduate & graduate students for the past 15 years. For my future endeavors I would love to pursue my teaching passion.

...high school diplomas, I pursued a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Psychology at New York University and worked in New York, NY for six years in private industry. I returned to higher education, moving to Boston where I conducted research, taught, and studied Clinical Psychology. After completing a Master of Liberal Arts in Clinical Psychology at Harvard University, I moved to Salt Lake City, UT to pursue a PhD in Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology). I am...

I have completed a Bachelor's degree in Biology and a Master's in Marine Science. I have taken courses in a variety of subjects, and worked as a Teaching Assistant for several science classes. Academics can be challenging, but I believe you can achieve success through persistence, patience, and the right help.

...16 years old, I too, encountered a lot of problems. But I came to learn, fortunately early, that the lack of an effective learning strategy is typically 80% of your problem. Getting to this strategy, however, is different for every individual-- it is not something you can simply google or watch a tutorial for. It takes time and effort. I put a high-emphasis in developing this strategy in my students, and love to watch them...

...Grade after scoring in the upper echelon on the entrance exam. After Delbarton School he moved on to Manhattan College where he studied Finance, graduating Magna Cum Laude. After finishing college Tom worked on Wall Street for three years, with a concentration in commodities. In surveying the next steps in his life Tom concluded he would be better served helping people. He applied and was accepted to Columbia University's Pre-Medicine Post-Baccalaureate Program. Tom graduated from...