The Best Probability Tutors in Denver, CO

Hello prospective student, parent, or guardian! My name is Brooks, and I am a master tutor (CRLA, Level III) with 10+ years of tutoring experience. I am also an applied physicist (MS, 2020) and AI / machine learning expert ready to help you with those pesky calculus, physics, and chemistry courses that are a required...See Brooks's full profile

I have been using and teaching probability and statistics for many years. My Master's thesis attests to my skills at data analysis, and I have taught college classes on introductory statistics. I am also familiar with advanced statistical methods such as multiple regression and structural equation modeling.See Jesse's full profile

Currently, I am a medical student. I have a BS in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Minor in Abstract Mathematics, and Minor in Chemistry. With over 15 years' experience tutoring in math, science, and standardized tests, I have helped countless students achieve their goals. Students can benefit greatly from my patient...See Nick's full profile

Hi! My name is Abhijnana, and I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 where I majored in physics and biology, with a concentration in neurobiology. After graduating, I worked in a neuroscience lab at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and then received my MS in biostatistics from the University of...See Abhijnana's full profile

I have worked with students of a variety of ages. I encourage growth mindset in my students especially my early reader. My expertise is in supporting early reader gain experience, fluency, and confidence in their skills. Reading is a foundational skill that we will work diligently towards, but my goal is to help it...See Manihi's full profile

So I'm quite handy with any area of math up through calculus, although I'm a little rusty with differential equations. I'm also comfortable with first-year probability and statistics, although I'm not familiar with modern specializations, like "Statistics for Psychology" or...See John's full profile

I have always been told my energy is unmatched in other teachers and tutors, especially when considering the difficulty and specialty of the topics I enjoy teaching. I want to make you enjoy math, not just spit out formulas and facts. I bring examples from outside material into the mathematical realm, to make things...See Theodore's full profile

Hello! My name is Christine, and I have been teaching since 2004. I have a B.S. in chemical engineering from UC Berkeley and a M.S. in mathematics from California State University. I currently teach at the University level and have taught everything from basic math and algebra all the way up to calculus. I started my...See Christine's full profile

I have extensively applied probability and statistics in quantitative finance. I also have 30+ years of tutoring experience.See Marc's full profile

I've taught Intro to Counting & Probability and Intermediate Counting & Probability for AoPS Online and updated the curriculum for both, adding new explanations and visuals for future instructors to use. In my experience, probability is one of the most intuition-based subjects in math...See Dan's full profile

I have completed coursework in MATH 464: Theory of Probability, which provided a rigorous introduction to probability theory. The course covered key topics such as: Probability spaces and probabilistic models Conditional probability, Bayes’ theorem, and independence Random variables,...See Cindy's full profile

Hi! My name is Sean P, I'm a 21-year-old from Arvada, Colorado, and I'm a junior at CU Boulder studying applied mathematics! I started playing chess just under 5 years ago during the pandemic, beginning as a 400 rated rapid player. I quickly fell in love with the game, and have worked hard through self-study in my own...See Sean's full profile

I've enjoyed teaching for as long as I can remember. There are few things more rewarding than sharing the "eureka" moment with someone who had given up on understanding. Too often, people see their own lack of understanding as a lack of intelligence. In my experience, it usually means that the teacher explains in a way...See Sean's full profile

I'm a highly experienced tutor with several years of classroom experience, teaching English to Japanese junior high school students and more than 10 years of tutoring in various capacities. I began by tutoring classmates in Math, Science and Economics while in high school and have continued to do so in volunteer roles as...See Steve's full profile

I routinely tutor High School & College mathematics, science and computer engineering. Mathematics subjects include Algebra I thru Calculus, as well as advanced probability and statistics. In science, I tutor HS subjects such as Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, including Honors and AP in...See Dr's full profile

I’ve tutored many students in applied math subjects including probability theory. I’ve taken this course myself, earned an A in the class, and have also seen most of this material a second time in physics courses such as quantum mechanics and thermodynamics. I’ve got really good notes and resources for...See Evan's full profile

I currently direct statistics for a major federal health organization and have been a data analyst for 25+ years analyzing epidemiological and clinical trial data. I taught statistics, including probability, to college students at the University of Miami. I'm happy to help you solve all the major...See Daniel's full profile

I'm a lifelong learner who enjoys sharing my passion for learning with others. I enjoy teaching and I'm patient with students. I focus on coaching students on the learning process as well as the content. I believe that every student is unique and work with each to find approaches to learning, studying and academic...See Patrick's full profile

I have helped dozens of students in the past few years in multiple statistics classes ranging from business statistics to biological statistics and statistical theory.See Paul's full profile

As a complexity theorist, probability is one of my most important tools -- whether it be finite combinatorial probability, or infinite measure theoretic probability. I've taught the basic concepts of probability spaces many times, and in many different contexts -- linear algebra,...See Robert's full profile

Hi! My name’s Mick. I have over 5 of tutoring experience and am passionate about teaching. I currently work as a para educator and an instructor at Mathnasium. Math is my favorite subject to teach, and I enjoy breaking down challenging topics. I graduated from the University of Denver with a B.S. in Ecology &...See Michaela's full profile

Hi everybody! I'm Steve and I'm originally from Pittsburgh, PA. I earned a PhD in Mathematics some years ago, and I moved to the Denver area some time after that to be a Professor at a local university. I have been teaching classes for about 20 years and tutoring for about 25 years. I started pretty young and still...See Steve's full profile

I have a BA in Mathematics, Masters in Applied Statistics, and a ton of experience teaching both in a college classroom setting and in individual tutoring sessions. I was employed by independent contract in Austin for 4+ years tutoring one-on-one. I can do almost any statistics course (social, psych, business, some econ)...See David's full profile

Hi, my name is Lauren, and I am a part-time tutor on Wyzant. I tutor in the evenings and on weekends. I was a former teacher and tutor with Kaplan Test Prep. I was also an engineering instructor for PPI2PASS for the FE Exam (Chemical). While I loved teaching FE Chemical and SAT classes, I find that I can make even...See Lauren's full profile

Received Professional Accreditation in Probability and Statistics via graduate level coursework at Georgia Tech Extension.See Sean's full profile