The Best Statistics Tutors in Pasadena, CA

I’m a recent Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) graduate with deep expertise in math and physics. My degree demanded mastery of calculus (I–III, multivariable, differential equations), statics, dynamics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and college-level physics (mechanics, E&M). I graduated with...See Yehuda's full profile

I currently work at a college as an instructional support technician and have helped many students that just need to pass their math class in order to earn their AA, or transfer. I also, taught the following high school math courses: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus, and AP Statistics.See Mauricio's full profile

I started tutoring family and friends in core math classes like Geometry and Algebra and realized it was incredibly fulfilling. I've branched out with additional specialized subjects including, but not limited to Corporate Finance, Derivatives, Portfolio Management and Statistics. Some of these classes can be...See Adam's full profile

Statistics is very useful in today's business world and I am quite experienced working with this subject. I took AP statistics in high school, statistics and econometrics in college, and have done 4+ years of sales forecasting at work. Students who successfully learn and use the knowledge of...See Ovid's full profile

Some tutors teach formulas. I teach students how to think like problem-solvers! Hi, I’m David—a CSET-credentialed educator, Rice University Physics & Mathematics grad, and lifelong learner who believes math and science don’t have to be intimidating. I’m here to make concepts click, boost confidence, and even...See David's full profile

As a Harvard-trained public health expert and Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES), I specialize in making statistics not just understandable — but relevant and powerful. I bring deep knowledge of research methods, biostatistics, and data interpretation in nutrition, physiology, and behavior change....See Muriel's full profile

I received an A+ in college-level statistics at Duke, as well as completed coursework in statistics for behavioral sciences and research methods. I tutored Duke student athletes in college-level statistics. I developed hundreds of hours of video content for an educational technology startup, for...See Amani's full profile

I earned a BS in Mathematics and have been tutoring students in Algebra I, II, Calculus and Statistics for several years.See Mychelle's full profile

I studied Finance at Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania and currently hold a CPA license in California. I have worked as an analyst/manager/consultant at various sized companies. I have taught CPA prep classes, Business, and IT classes at schools in Los Angeles and feel strongly qualified to teach accounting,...See Keith's full profile

I graduated with a bachelor's in physics from Princeton University in 2019 and am currently a PhD student at Caltech in Materials Science. I have tutored peers and younger students in physics and math since high school and throughout my undergraduate and graduate studies so far, and am eager to continue tutoring those...See Sara's full profile

Hi everyone, my background in tutoring stems from work I did with the LA Youth crisis center where I volunteered tutoring the group of teens that were living there. The structure there had a bit of a classroom feel with an effort to understand each students needs. My personal style is to have some structured lessons but...See Jerred's full profile

I've worked as an aerospace engineer full time for over five years now. I started off working as a Modeling and Simulation Engineer contractor for NASA in Huntsville, Alabama, where I worked on the Space Launch System rocket (expected to launch soon!). I recently moved to California, first to work at a private drone...See Sarmad's full profile

I am a senior undergraduate at Caltech and incoming PhD student at Stanford studying computer science, applied math, and economics. I teach math (up to AP Calc BC and AP Statistics), physics (up to AP Physics C), and computer science (up to AP CS A). Throughout my teaching journey, I have had success with over 100...See Raaghav's full profile

Originally from Johannesburg, South Africa, I now reside in Los Angeles, CA. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with minors in Spanish and Drama, alongside a high-level focus on Hebrew Language and Literature. My diverse educational background reflects my commitment to holistic learning and creative expression. I...See Arye's full profile

Because of my master's degree in physics, I have a large amount of practical as well as academic experience with the study of probability and statistics. I also have experience tutoring high school- and college-level statistics, so I am familiar with the topics that are usually covered and the common...See Geoffrey's full profile

I have an MPH with a focus on biostatistics and epidemiology. My doctorate is in epidemiology. I have tutored many students in statistics from high students through graduate and professional students. I am patient and can explain concepts in a variety ways to ensure understanding. See Donna's full profile

Economics research assistant at the Federal Reserve Board and graduate student for math and statisticsSee John's full profile

5 on AP Statistics test Tutoring experience in college statistics College coursework: Probability and statistics Textbooks owned: Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (Gravetter and Wallnau)See Ryan's full profile

I am a MIT graduate, and have been a math tutor/teacher for the last 16 years. I have taught or tutored all levels through Calculus BC & College Calculus -High school, middle school and college. My experience includes being a faculty math teacher at the NOTRE DAME ACADEMY (High School), a home-school tutor in math/honor...See Tohoru's full profile

I’m passionate about teaching statistics because it’s all about making sense of data in a way that’s practical and relevant. I help students grasp key concepts like probability, distributions, and hypothesis testing by breaking them down into simple, relatable terms. Whether you’re new to stats or looking...See Andrew's full profile

For the past 15+ years, I've taught high school students AP Statistics, and helped them to achieve 5 or 4 on the AP exam. I tutored college students for introductory and advanced statistics classes, students from Cornell, Upenn, UChicago, UCLA, USC, UFlorida, UToronto, Calstate and many community...See Wei's full profile

In addition, I have taken courses in Public Health, Human Exposure to Environmental Contaminants, Toxicology, and Data Analysis I and II -- both Graduate level statistics courses at UCI. I was trained in my Data Analysis courses to use the powerful statistical analysis software, SPSS. My experience and...See Scott's full profile

For over 20 years I have tutored students preparing for both the Baby Bar and the Bar Exam in California. The students who successfully complete the assigned work have had outstanding success rates on these difficult exams. During the same period, I have been a law professor, teaching over 10 legal subjects. In...See David's full profile

In middle school and high school, I took as many accelerated math classes as I could, from advanced geometry all the way through AP Calculus and AP Statistics. In college, I continued taking honors-level math courses, and even completed an honors thesis in probability. Now, as a graduate student at USC, I am...See Sophie's full profile

Supplemental Special Education Services (SSES) tutor 2009 to 2011 specializing in math. Master's in Statistics. It's a calculus based subject and there's no harder algebra that calculus algebra. That's why pre-calculus is not calculus, but advanced algebra. See Mohammad's full profile