Online Statistics tutors

About Dylan

I took AP Statistics in high school, scoring a 5 on the AP Exam. I also passed the first actuary exam, called Exam P- the P stands for probability. I love statistics and plan to major in applied math or data science, considering a career in statistics.

About Temitope

I like to contribute to my community in a meaningful and effective way. Presently am working as a college math tutor, for the past five years my students have always passed their examinations because of my skills & dedication.

About Suzanne

Hi! I also have a strong background with University Statistics, both Quantitative and Qualitative studies, and Research Design. I am a positive person offering support when we get "stuck" on a concept. BTW: My very first statistics course was very difficult at first, until I suddenly caught it!

About Michael

I've received A's in 12 hours of graduate statistics. I've tutored statistics, data analysis, and the R statistical programming language over several semesters (with consistent 5 out of 5 ratings) for high school, college, and graduate students.

About Gita

Hello! My name is Gita and I have a passion for learning and teaching statistics. I have been teaching the subject since the fall of 2005. I fell in love with it as an undergraduate. I then earned an M.A. and Ph.D. in Quantitative Psychology. I am great with explaining concepts and computations. :)

About Nina

I have my MSc in Statistics. I am passionate about the subject and enjoy helping learners see the real-world application.

About Anthony

I can teach all math classes

About Juanisa

Achieved distinction at first year university

About Caroline

I took AP Statistics in high school, earning an A in the class and a 5 on the AP Exam to get college credit for the course. I am currently taking Business Statistics as well so I am even more well versed in statistics.

About Alexa

Hi! I'm Alexa, a recent graduate from Oberlin College. I've taken 3 college classes on research methods so have a firm understanding of statistical procedures from normal distributions to multiple hierarchical regressions. Stats is about breaking it down step by step and practice!