The Best Probability Tutors in Columbia, MD

I have a bachelor's in math and have completed the coursework for a master's in applied math. I have spent the last three years tutoring undergraduates and even graduates in math, probability, and programming.See Paul's full profile

I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics and a Master's Degree in Operations Research. I have the pleasure of being a Mathematics adjunct professor, teaching college coursework in calculus/pre-calculus , Algebra I/II, probability/statistics, quantitative analysis, finite and business...See Alvin's full profile

My name is Chuck. I have a B.S. in computer science and a minor in math from North Carolina State University. I'm a former college instructor, I've worked in software for 15 years, but I've also been keeping my math skills sharp in various ways. I've also been a contestant on Jeopardy! Back when I was a college...See Chuck's full profile

My teachers were some of the best in the country, and I've adopted their excitement and dynamism to my teaching style. In Mathematics, my tutoring experience includes: - Arithmetic - Pre-algebra - Algebra I & II - Plane & Analytic Geometry - Trigonometry - Probability & Statistics - Number...See Michael's full profile

I have been teaching AP Statistics for approximately ten years. I have attended AP workshops and accredited classes. Probability, inference, graphing calculator operations, AP test prep See Madeline's full profile

Hi there, I obtained my Bachelor of Science at the University of Virginia and completed my Master's at George Washington University and my PhD in Microbiology and Immunology at Georgetown University. My tutoring experience began in high school, where I tutored my neighbor's son. Since then, I have been teaching and...See Thuan's full profile

I have a PhD in Math from Yale. I am currently a faculty member at the University of Maryland, College Park. As a student I won a Silver Medal in the International Math Olympiad (1996 IMO). As a coach, I have extensive experience training students for math competitions, both at high school and college level. I have...See Roohollah's full profile

I’m a recent graduate of the New Mexico Military Institute, where I earned my Associate of Science degree while serving as the Regimental Command Sergeant Major. My academic background includes intensive coursework in subjects like vector calculus, anatomy, physiology, and forensic science—combined with real-world...See Jose's full profile

John has a passion for working with people who endeavor to learn and develop their intellects and is listed among the Wyzant Top 100 Tutors for 2019. He began tutoring SAT students in 2013 for StudyPoint, Inc, where he logged his first 500 hours and was promoted to Tutor Premiere before striking out on his own. John...See John's full profile

Hi, my name is Daniel! I have an extensive background in teaching students and helping them to succeed across a variety of subjects. I graduated with a 4.00 GPA from the University of Maryland, College Park with a dual degree in accounting and finance and have always had a passion for teaching others. My specialties...See Daniel's full profile

My expertise in Probability covers the full scope of a university course, from foundational combinatorics and conditional probability to discrete and continuous distributions, expected value, and the central limit theorem. I specialize in breaking down these abstract concepts into clear, solvable steps.See Steven's full profile

I'm Jake! I have a passion for doing and teaching all areas of mathematics from Pre-Algebra to Calculus and beyond. I got a 36 on the ACT and 800 on the SAT math level 2 subject test and I graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Mathematics and a Double Major in Computer Science. I have about four years...See Jake's full profile

Hi, I'm Ian! I am currently a PhD student at Johns Hopkins University studying Applied Math and Statistics. Before hand, I graduated magna cum laude with Bachelor Degrees in Economics and Biochemistry, minoring in Math. I also have a M. Sc. in Pure Mathematics from Tufts University. Outside of school, I have interned at...See Ian's full profile

Hello, my name is Grant. I have received both bachelor's and a master's degrees in physics. I realized very early on during undergrad that I enjoyed not only learning but also teaching physics, so I sought out opportunities to teach throughout my education. Helping my peers figure out their homework turned into tutoring...See Grant's full profile

Geometry is unique among the early math classes, as it relies mainly on the ability to reason spatially, and not on the ability to manipulate symbols on a page. Yet, geometry is probably one of the most important courses you will ever take, as many Mathematicians say, "All math IS Geometry." With a PhD...See Jeffery's full profile

Hi! I'm Evan, a New York University graduate with a BA in Finance. I volunteered as a tutor for my high school in all types of high school mathematics, including Algebra I and II, Geometry, Calculus AB and BC, and Statistics, and received great reviews from students that I mentored. Beyond classwork, I am also able to...See Evan's full profile

Hello, everyone! My name is Brian - I have been teaching and tutoring for the LSAT, GMAT, GRE, ACT, and SAT for over 12 years, and I score in the top 1% on all of these tests. After years of working for Veritas Prep (an industry leader whose books I still use), I have recently moved from the Bay Area/Silicon Valley to...See Brian's full profile

I have B.S. in mathematics and experience tutoring math at various levels. I find probability fun and interesting.See Marjeta's full profile

Probability theory is the mathematical field that I have probably spent the most time studying and tutoring, and I very much enjoy helping people reorient their intuition to overcome the difficulties that nearly everyone experiences when first exposed to this counterintuitive topic. I also emphasize...See Ryan's full profile

Probability has been one of my favorite subjects in Math. I took the two course sequence of grad course as a PhD student. Meanwhile, I use probabilistic concepts in my research work. During my bachelors in Computer Science, I have used probability as a tool in Machine Learning and Data Science projects. I...See Melanka's full profile

I currently enjoy tutoring the SAT, ACT, GRE, and GMAT tests. I also tutor math, statistics, and economics at all levels. I received a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from The George Washington University. I...See Eric's full profile

Hi, I'm Elizabeth! I'm pursuing a degree in Molecular Biology at Princeton University. I have five years of experience tutoring students one-on-one, both independently and through volunteer work. I have tutored students ranging from ages 12 to 18, both virtually and in person and in subjects including Calculus, Algebra,...See Elizabeth's full profile

Beginning in grade 3 through high school graduation, students will be tested in the core subject areas of reading, writing, mathematics, science and social studies. The Reporting Categories for the Math STAAR include algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability, all for which I have significant expertise....See Jeffrey's full profile

With a PhD in Statistics from Florida State University and dual Bachelor's degrees in Mathematics and Quantitative Economics from the University of California Irvine, I bring a strong academic foundation and nearly ten years of tutoring and teaching experience. I graduated Cum Laude with Honors in Mathematics, earned a...See Kate's full profile

The Praxis I, or Pre-Professional Skills Test (PPST), consists of three exams: reading, writing, and mathematics. The math section of the Praxis I exam is composed of problems involving 1) Operations and numbers 2) Algebra 3) Geometry and measurements and 4) Probability, Data Analysis. My math training, as...See Ronald's full profile