The Best Statistics Tutors in New York City, NY

I have ample experience using and tutoring STATA for a variety of applications from basic summary statistics and regression to big data and basic machine learning. My primary experience with STATA is for standard data analysis and regressions, such as Ordinary Least Squares, Non-linear models (e.g. Probit and...See Tanner's full profile

Most of my students have found my one-on-one tailored approach to be very helpful in terms of their understanding of concepts. I can teach anything from basic classical statistical approach to more advanced regression and hierachical modelling techniques. Along with the statistical knowledge, I also teach...See Stanley's full profile

I'm a graduate of Princeton University with a passion for teaching. I quite simply enjoy leading students through difficult course material and preparing them for standardized exams. I believe that learning is an ongoing process and that tutoring should make that process more manageable. My tutoring services mainly...See Charles's full profile

I hold a PhD in Physics from Columbia University and MS in Applied Math. I have been tutoring Math, Science and Test preparation full-time for the last four years. Working with each student, I use individual approach based on student's personality and background. The progress is guaranteed!See Sasha's full profile

Hello! I'm Serge. I'm a Harvard/Cornell-trained tutor with over 10 years of experience in academic advising, college admissions, test counseling, and subject coaching. After graduating from Cornell, pre-med with a degree in Developmental Psychology, I went on to Harvard to pursue a master's and, later, a Ph.D. in...See Serge's full profile

While completing my undergraduate degree, I worked at Vassar's Quantitative Reasoning Center, providing assistance for students in various economics courses. For the past three years, I have privately tutored college students in economics, econometrics, and statistics. Additionally, I have two years of...See Kevin's full profile

I tutor for basic as well as advanced calculus-based probability and statistics courses. Much of what I do is homework help and exam review, but I often simply help students understand concepts as well. I often guide students in assembling a note sheet of the most important information for an exam. I'd love...See Daniel's full profile

I have scored a 5 on my AP Calculus, AP Language and Composition, AP Biology, AP Psychology, AP Macroeconomics, AP US History in school and ended with all As in every one of my classes. In addition, I have college credits for math as I took a summer Calculus and Statistics class from a university. Furthermore, I...See Liesha's full profile

I also served as a Research Scientist at New York University. Over the past 22+ years, I have taught and tutored high school, undergraduate, graduate, and professional learners in mathematics, engineering, statistics, operations research, and analytical problem-solving—both one-on-one and in classroom settings....See Sadegh's full profile

Hello! I'm a seasoned tutor with a BA in Economics from Rutgers University, a JD from Georgetown, and a Tax LLM from NYU. With a 760 GMAT score and a 338 GRE score, I bring nearly two decades of experience in tutoring students in a variety of subjects including finance, accounting, MBA-related courses, as well as GRE and...See Alex's full profile

Hey! My name is Lila Gupta (she/they), and I'm a student at NYU for Mathematics and a previous student at Stony Brook University. I have been an accelerated mathematics student my entire life, taking advanced graduate-level mathematics courses while still in high school. For the entirety of high school, I was a tutor...See Lila's full profile

I bring 2 decades of experience tutoring mathematics and teaching professional for test prep companies. I specialize in high-school/college level mathematics, including calculus, statistics, algebra, geometry, etc. For many people, math and can be scary; my goal is to take topics that can appear overwhelming...See Kevin's full profile

I also earned a Master of Arts degree in Economics from Vanderbilt University, which has a Top-30 Economics Department. During my time in these two universities, I have finished statistics coursework up to the PhD-level. I am skilled in statistical concepts such as probability, distributions, hypothesis...See Jasper's full profile

For 15 years, I've been teaching statistics, research and quantitative methods, and advanced data analysis for undergrad and grad students (Master's and Ph.D.) at a top-tier research university. SPSS, JAMOVI, and JASP are software packages that I regularly use and teach in my statistics courses....See Michael's full profile

*Currently accepting new students* Hello and welcome! In my 20+ years as a tutor I've worked with countless students on test prep, academic support, writing, and college application coaching. My students range in age from 10 to 60 and come from diverse backgrounds. And thanks to modern technology, I can work with...See Alex's full profile

I have had experience with tutoring high school and later university students at several stages of my life. In high school I tutored 11th graders in SAT Math and was able to raise their scores by more than 150 points in some cases. Afterwards, while attending the University of Chicago, I became a grader for a Calculus...See Oleg's full profile

My tutoring expertise is quite diverse, encompassing all courses related to Economics, such as Statistics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Game Theory. Whether you are just beginning to explore these subjects or delving into more advanced topics, I am here to help. I also have extensive experience in tutoring...See Erion's full profile

I use statistics every day as part of my cognitive neuroscience research, including basic statistics (correlation, regression, t-tests, ANOVA, etc.) and also more complex multivariate stats (General Linear Model, principal components analysis (PCA), discriminant analysis, Gaussian Naive Bayes, various...See Raj's full profile

If you’re looking for a statistics tutor, you should be looking for two things: i) Someone who knows statistics well ii) Someone who knows HOW TO TEACH statistics well Here’s a secret your school probably isn’t telling you (but you may have noticed): statistics professors are hired...See Michael's full profile

My business, management, and electrical/electronics engineering experience spans over 20 years. I am a Renewable Energy Consultant, and have provided training to the solar PV industry. In addition, I am an NCCER Certified Master Instructor Trainer, and have developed training programs in some of the businesses I have...See Jorge L.'s full profile

I've also served as a Wyzant tutor these past two years, tutoring students in Calculus, Discrete Math, Linear Algebra, Data Structures, and Statistics. As an undergrad, I've tutored both 1-on-1 sessions and at the Drop-In Tutoring Center to help other undergrad students succeed in Calculus,...See Winston's full profile

I have hands-on experience developing AI and machine learning solutions, including building and deploying models for personalization, predictive analytics, and information retrieval. My work has involved leveraging techniques such as transformers, classification, and regression, as well as implementing...See John's full profile

As a current student at Columbia University majoring in Psychology and Statistics, I have extensive experience in guiding students through the college application process. I help students maximize their potential by offering comprehensive support, from crafting compelling applications to securing scholarships.See Ava's full profile

With a strong background in statistics from my coursework at Wake Forest University and 5 years of tutoring experience, I help students master essential statistical concepts like probability, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis. My approach focuses on making data interpretation and...See Brant's full profile

I have strong knowledge of the foundational topics of real analysis including the completeness axiom, the notion of supremum and infimum, and convergence of sequences and series. I also have strong knowledge of the intersection of analysis with probability theory and mathematical statistics. See AJ's full profile