The Best Statistics Tutors in Boston, MA

Received A in college-level Statistics with R and ProbabilitySee Lydia's full profile

I have been teaching/tutoring for 5 years stats/probability and other subjects; 5 on AP Stats exam; Bachelor's degree in Pure Mathematics from USCSee John's full profile

Hi, I’m Tola! I’m a Harvard Medical School (HMS) graduate, current resident physician, and former HMS admissions committee member with 10+ years of tutoring experience. I also triple majored in Chemistry, Neuroscience, and Biology with a Psychology minor, graduating with highest distinction (summa cum laude). I...See Tola's full profile

My name is Louis Gleason. I am a graduate of Boston College and an experienced tutor specializing in math, natural sciences, and English mechanics. I have worked as a tutor since 2019 and have spent multiple years as a full-time tutor, assisting students in SAT and ACT test preparation, physics, math, geology, astronomy,...See Louis's full profile

I am a licensed Massachusetts AP Statistics teacher and have taught for 2 years in both in person and remote environments.See Charles's full profile

I have been tutoring for eight years now with experience in SAT, SAT subject tests, and ACT preparation. I am very attentive and personalize study plans and goals to meet each student's needs. Subjects I have taught include math, earth science, physics, biology, chemistry and algebra. I studied economics and biology...See Marissa's full profile

CFA Level III candidate. Passed both level I and level II in the first try. I did my B.Sc and M.Sc in Engineering. I received my Ph.D. in Finance from Boston College. Currently I teach finance courses at Suffolk University. CFA exam can be hard for candidates with little or no background in finance. It needs a...See Saeid's full profile

I am tutoring students in both intro level statistics (basic probability, combinatorics, binomial distributions, central limit theory, normal distributions, T-tests, P-tests, hypothesis testing) and intermediate statistics (regression, correlation, F-tests, ANOVA, hierarchical clustering, principal...See Peter's full profile

I had studied applied mathematics at stony brook university with concentrations mainly in finance and statistics. I have taken multiple upper level division statistic courses.See Cheri's full profile

I have extensive experience tutoring statistics at multiple levels, helping students grasp core concepts like probability, hypothesis testing, regression, and data interpretation. My approach combines clear explanations with practical examples, enabling students to confidently apply statistical methods. I...See Ryan's full profile

I majored in physics and electrical engineering at MIT, graduating in the top 5%, and stayed on at MIT for the master's and doctoral programs in electrical engineering and computer science (EECS). I have over 15 years of university teaching and private tutoring experience, with students ranging from high school and...See Stephen's full profile

While it’s been a while, I am still very familiar with a lot of the basic stat formulas from your introductory statistics course (average, mean, median, standard deviation) metrics to regression on two variables to calculate r, R^2, b, and so on. I also am still very familiar with probability (binomial and...See Robert's full profile

Hi, I’m Jason, a undergraduate at MIT currently pursuing a double major in mathematics and computer science. I had the honor of graduating as my high school’s valedictorian, and over the years, I’ve gained extensive experience in both academic and competition mathematics. I’m a three-time USAMO qualifier, a...See Jason's full profile

I am a professional PhD statistician with experience in statistical programming. I have been working in the field of biostatistics since 2006. Personally I strongly prefer using SAS in biostatistics as it is most suitable for production work in a regulated industry, but I can teach programming in R as well, as I...See Natalia's full profile

I graduated from University of Massachusetts Boston with an M.Ed. in LTET in 2012. I have heard many times how many in America are struggling in mathematics, a subject that I consider to be extremely important, and a lot of fun. In late middle school and during high school, I started helping students in mathematics. My...See Roman's full profile

OVERVIEW: I started my undergraduate studies at age 14 and majored in psychology and biology. I then completed a PhD in global health at a Top 20 university, winning over 30 nationally and internationally competitive scholarships/fellowships, including from Fulbright, National Institutes of Health, and National Science...See Kathy's full profile

I have taught multiple statistics-based courses at the college and graduate level. My training includes PhD-level courses in probability and statistics at Harvard. I am equally comfortable with proof-based statistics and applied statistical models. From descriptive statistics and hypothesis...See Sam's full profile

I've taught a summer AP class in statistics. I feel particularly adept at teaching this subject because it straddles quantitative and qualitative approaches. This seems to throw off many student, but I find that once they get the hang of "telling a story with numbers" they flourish.See Jonathan's full profile

I am a math PhD with over a decade of experience in tutoring and mentorship at various levels, including high school, college and post-graduate level. I enjoy teaching various Math and Stats subjects including (pre-)algebra, geometry, (pre-)calculus, matrix algebra, statistics, econometrics and machine learning. I...See Al's full profile

...graduate-level courses at Johns Hopkins. In addition to standardized testing and Advanced Placement (AP) courses, I specialize in anything STEM, such as Math (Statistics/Algebra/Calculus/Geometry), Biology, Chemistry, or Physics. My students have consistently seen 10–15 point improvements in their scores and often exceed their...See Ikshu's full profile

I'm an MIT graduate who has taught statistics for 10+ years. I have a strong understanding of the subject and where students' difficulties with statistics classes tend to lie, and what is often considered unintuitive. I have built methods of creating student intuition for statistics over...See Dalton's full profile

Hello! I currently live in the Boston area, and I'm able to provide in-person and online tutoring services on a variety of subjects. My areas of expertise include Microsoft Excel, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), Tableau, data analysis and visualization, career development, resume and cover letter writing, business...See Ka Ho's full profile

I am available to assist with homework, classwork, and test prep for a variety of K-12 school subjects including ACT Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Common Core, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Probability, SAT Math, Statistics, and Trigonometry. As a former full time math teacher, I am an expert in content differentiation...See Leo's full profile

Beyond AP courses, I also offer F=ma prep for advanced high school students. At the college level, I offer tutoring for undergraduates, covering multivariable calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, probability, statistics, and physics I-III. Finally, I've been working with MCAT students on...See Esther's full profile

I have tutored statistics with great success after studying it as a graduate student in math and assistant teaching probability, a related subject. I have tutored students in graduate school themselves, in addition to college students and high school students taking AP statistics. I enjoy explaining how we...See Peter's full profile