Award-Winning Statistics Graduate Level Tutors serving New York

...learn is my passion, especially in Mathematics. Mathematics is a language; I would like to teach you how to speak it. If you are interested in learning about strategies for standardized testing, let's connect. Standard testing is about developing a new skill and mindset (I know, my GRE verbal score was in the 99 percentile...

...Coding. I strive to focusing on making complex concepts easy to understand, building confidence, and helping students achieve their academic goals. Whether you're struggling with fundamental topics or looking to refine your skills in advanced mathematics or programming, I'm here to support you on your learning journey. I look forward to working with you!

Hi! I'm Sean! I love using visual methods to help students understand statistics and econometrics. I love where the social sciences meet math!

...dedicated focus is on Science based subjects with multiple degrees to back up my knowledge; B. SCI Chemistry, MBA, M. SCI Pharmaceutical Sciences. If you are looking for answers in science, chemistry and math. I have probably got my hands on it directly. I will be your person subject matter expert to assist you. My...

I am a native New Yorker who holds a B.A. in Economics and International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania and an M.B.A. from the NYU Stern School of Business. I am available to help with a wide variety of subject areas and look forward to working with new students!

I am an undergraduate at City College of New York studying psychology and pre medicine. I have years of experience tutoring and teaching math and various sciences from elementary through college. I primarily tutor high school math and sciences but also have experience tutoring at companies like KUMON.

...J. Sher) EMPLOYMENT 2016-2018: Assistant Research Professor, Department of Psychological Sciences, University of Missouri 2018-2023: Assistant Professor, Center of Alcohol Studies, Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, Rutgers-The State University of New Jersey 2023-Current: Visiting Research Assistant Professor, Psychology Department, Arizona State University TEACHING AND MENTORSHIP EXPERTISE - Advising students on career paths within...

...fitness trainer, and EMT. Currently, I am applying to medical school; in the mean time, however, I will be completing my masters degree in nutritional science at Columbia University. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Biology, Chemistry, Neuroscience, Psychology and Nutrition. Basically If there is a science/health care...

...Physician Assistant Studies. I was also the President a Co-Founder of my program's student-led leadership association under the AAPA. I know how it feels to struggle with school and feeling like you're not ready for the exam. One of the things I like to emphasize is that anyone who has gone through the rigorous trials...

...learned as a parent: the importance of listening. My work life was a very natural outgrowth of my own enthusiasm from an early age for learning. Before I could even read I was thirsty to learn what was in the books and newspapers which I saw my older brother reading. Although I was born in...

...able to calculate standard deviations, perform regressions and understand the meaning of correlation. In addition, as a policy analyst and project manager, I understand the value of removing the stigma behind data and its usefulness for those who don't have the same love for numbers as I do. I've been able to perform complex data...

...on a wide variety of applied mathematics ranging from linear algebra to combinatorics to statistics, all of which reinforced my intense interest in the subject. After finding a particular affinity for mathematical statistics, I delved deeper. Meanwhile, Android development filled my free time. I became so engrossed in the mobile technology community, I was offered...

...teaching masters- and doctoral-level statistics courses at NYU and CUNY. I also worked with professors across disciplines at CUNY for 3 years to integrate quantitative literacy development into their curricula. I received a Bachelor of Music in flute performance and have taught private flute lessons, music theory, band, and classroom music for over a decade...

...a BS in Applied Psychology with a minor in Philosophy and an MA in Mental Health Counselling. I have been tutoring students since high school in places like Bhutan, India, Singapore, and New York. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about research, statistics, and psychology. I am a research...

...rigorous course load that included other sciences (chemistry and physics), psychology, and philosophy/ethics. I started tutoring when I was just a sophomore in high school! I'm passionate about helping students reach their full potential through personalized lesson plans with a special focus on weaknesses. I also help students set goals and make concrete plans to...

...pretty good year for me. My final decision came down to UNC Chapel Hill (I am from Charlotte, NC, so that option made a lot of sense) or St. John's University here in NYC, where I had received a big merit scholarship. As an adventurous spirit, and one that wanted to broaden my experiences, I...

...my Bachelors degree in electrical engineering from Manhattan College, New York, and right now, I am pursuing my MBA degree from Louisiana State University. As a tutor, I am a firm believer of the motto "Face it! Ace it!" This means that we can work together to make your academic weaknesses into one of your...

...a mechanical engineer has kept my educational learning fresh. Outside of work, I regularly perform stand-up comedy, which sharpens my ability to connect with people from different walks of life and communicate concepts effectively and humorously. All my students are very satisfied with their progress under my guidance, which is incredibly satisfying in a way...

...my Master of Science in Applied Physics. After graduation, I worked as a quant in a fintech company. I enjoy sharing my understanding of math and physics. Also, I'm a native speaker of Chinese (Mandarin). With a passion for music and my sensitivity to tones, I helped many English speakers with their Chinese pronunciation.

My tutoring experience ranges from teaching a mid-20s Bloomberg employee how to program in Python to helping fellow MIT computer science undergraduates understand the more thorny minutiae of digital system design. I spend most of my free time programming, reading about transportation and politics, and playing softball most summer weekends.