Award-Winning Statistics Graduate Level Tutors serving Pittsburgh, PA

My belief is that all students of all levels and types are capable of learning. It is just a matter of putting in the effort and taking the correct approach. In some cases it is a matter of putting together a series of small victories and gains before reaching the ultimate goal, but all students can get there!

I am a graduate of MIT and a current graduate student at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health studying biostatistics.

I am a physics Ph.D. candidate at Carnegie Mellon University with a physics Bachelor of Science from Siena College in Albany, NY. I have spent many years tutoring all ages and I have 3 semesters of Teaching Assistance experience. I am excited to work with you!

I am dedicated to helping students around the world succeed in their mathematical studies. I am very comfortable tutoring in any mathematical subject up to calculus 1. I may be able to help with some actuarial classes, as I am an entry-level actuary myself; however, curriculums may vary between my education and yours. Looking forward to helping you out!!

...understand the world around us. While most people do not find economics super easy, I find that much of students' anxiety stems from using math, but believe that most economic principles or concepts can be understood using little math; and once a student has a strong foundation, being able to utilize and understand some math ends up being a great deal easier. I have taught introductory Micro and Macro courses, Intermediate Micro, Labor Economics, Money...

...in mathematics from the Pennsylvania State University. I then received a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from Carnegie Mellon University doing all of my research work with Sandia National Laboratories. I achieved these goals by setting high expectations for myself and striving every day to meet these expectations. I am a tutor that predominantly focuses on STEM and Business subjects from high school through graduate school as well as standardized tests. I really do not have...

...from Rutgers University with high GPA 3.9. I have more than four years of tutoring experience in Economics, Statistics, Econometrics, and Mathematics. I believe that the most efficient way of learning is to understand the concepts of the area of studies instead of just memorizing them and as a tutor, I am going to make sure that students reach this goal. For me, learning is like growing a tree. We need to start from the...

I am a very patient teacher who enjoys making learning fun and enjoyable for the student. I was originally a certified EMT but could not do it anymore due to a back injury. I am currently attending Ashford University for Education.... Finding out what they enjoy doing and incorporating it with their studies will make it more interesting and fun.... Teaching the student and then testing their knowledge with a worksheet or quiz.... Making the subject...

Hi! I'm Kyle, I'm from Pittsburgh, PA and I go to Penn State at the Schreyer Honors College. My favorite subject is math and in high school my favorite activities were FBLA and Forensics Speech and Debate. I'm a huge sports fan, especially for Penn State football and basketball, Pirates baseball, and Steelers football.

...of my passions is helping people figure out that they don't actually hate math, and I've been doing that since high school. I particularly love Calculus, but am also confident tutoring Algebra, Statistics, or Geometry. I have a friendly, laid-back style and I always aim to help the student feel comfortable with both me and the material. I firmly believe that many people's dislike for math is due to their being taught in a manner...

...which invokes the confidence to overcome challenges while simultaneously lifting inhibitions in regard to tackling new problems. To facilitate such an experience within a classroom environment is especially possible in subjects like mathematics and the physical sciences, by facilitating a working knowledge of contemporary issues in the science through articulation of real-world examples and providing opportunity for hands-on problem solving through exercises. Scientists, leaders and instructors effectively teach when they simultaneously impart information and nurture...

...I currently work as a clinical engineer in one of the local hospitals where I am part of a team that manages the medical equipment program. I have previously tutored college-aged students in a variety of math and science subjects. Math and biology are my favorite to teach. I enjoy taking more complex theories and information and scaling them down to ideas we use everyday. I also use analogies and I am a visual learner,...

I am a Professional Engineer with degrees in Mechanical and electrical engineering from the University of Pittsburgh along with an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University. My professional career assignments include product development, engineering and operations management. I also have approximately 12 years as adjunct faculty teaching graduate students for the University of Phoenix in the areas of statistics, project management, quality systems, SPC and mathematics. ... I have 12 years of teaching experience. I boil down...

I am an experienced engineer and tutor. I have a passion for learning as well as teaching and enjoy tackling new challenges everyday.

...Medicine, Vanderbilt University, Case Western Reserve University, and Hampshire College. My bachelor's degree is in liberal arts, specifically, Spanish language and literature and cognitive science. I also earned a graduate certificate in undergraduate education, which allowed me to get hands on practice and critiques of my teaching, as well as background in educational theory and the developmental psychology of learning. Finally, I have a background in adolescent development, and have worked with children and adolescents...

I have been working with students as an instructor and mentor for about 10 years. Currently, I am studying best instructional practices and techniques for motivating students as a PhD student in Educational Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh. I love to work with students of all ages and am excited to get to know you!

...the history of science and mathematics is quite effective at not only making the material more interesting but at clarifying concepts and tying them together. The story of what a scientist was trying to accomplish when creating a theory can make the difference between accurately comprehending a theory and therefore its limitations or only memorizing a formula for plug and chug strategies. Of course in test taking, there is nothing wrong with plug and chug...

...2-14, and tutoring elementary and middle school students in stem related fields. I work best with elementary and middle school students and that it is crucial to have a strong foundation in the basics while being able to make mistakes and grow both as a person and a learner. The subjects I tutor are: art, elementary school (math, reading, science, and writing), English, IB dance, math, middle school (math, reading, reading comprehension, science, and writing),...

...of subject matter. I also have experience helping students when I was in high school with understanding the concepts we would cover in class. During my time in high school, I would participate in small group style study sessions where we would take turns explaining concepts and going over practice problems. I am also in the beginning stage of tackling graduate school where I am working towards my MS in Data Science. At this point...

...have taught all levels of middle and high school math ranging from basic arithmetic to AP Calculus and Physics. My years of experience allows me to customize tutoring to all abilities and learning styles. I received my bachelors and masters degree in education from Duquesne University. I feel that relating the topics to areas of interest help close the learning gap. I have a very patient and relaxing demeanor which I have fine tuned with...