The Best Probability Tutors in Philadelphia, PA

I had a CIS minor to my degree. As part of the CIS minor, I took 2 discrete math classes. The first class focused on propositional logic/calculus, number theory, and basic probability/statistics. The second class focused on algorithm runtime (big O and big theta notation), graph theory, induction...See Jeffrey's full profile

I’m Derek, a PhD student studying biostatistics. I have a Bachelor’s in chemistry and molecular biology and a Master’s in biostatistics. In addition to two years of tutoring math and science, I have several semesters of teaching experience in chemistry, statistics, and programming. Whether you're preparing for an...See Derek's full profile

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Hi! My name is Mike and I have been teaching and tutoring for almost 10 years. I am passionate about helping students connect the dots between various concepts that they are learning. My goal is to help students achieve their academic goals and make sure they have the resources necessary to keep learning. I have...See Michael's full profile

Hello! I am a current MD/PhD student at Penn doing my graduate studies in Genomics and Computational Biology. In undergrad at Duke, where I was on a full merit (AB Duke) scholarship, I majored in Computer Science and had a 3.97 GPA. I also have extensive high school math competition experience. I am open to tutoring...See Barbara's full profile

I have always prioritized theoretical aspects of computer science in my curriculum which allowed me to hone my expertise in discrete math, particularly in the domains of probability theory and graph theory. I took graduate level courses in randomized algorithms, theory of computation and formal logic and wrote my...See Andrej's full profile

I have a Master's in applied math from Johns Hopkins, where I assisted teaching undergraduate courses in probability.See Michael's full profile

I am a Georgia Tech Computer Science graduate with a 3.98 GPA, driven by a passion for both learning and teaching. In college, I served as a teaching assistant for three semesters in Discrete Math -- holding one-on-one office hours and grading homeworks and tests, including one semester as Head TA, where I led course...See Reese's full profile

Probability is one of my favorite subjects to tutor. I'm comfortable explaining properties and applications of various named distributions, both discrete and continuous. I particularly enjoy using tools from calculus to study probability on an advanced undergraduate level.See Collin's full profile

Hi! I'm Zavier, and I graduated cum laude from Hamilton College in 2024 with an Economics/Philosophy double major. I found my passion for tutoring in high school, where I helped organize the school-wide tutoring program as vice president of the NHS, and I've tutored professionally for over 2000 hours. My approach centers...See Zavier's full profile

Finite math is closely related to discrete math, in that both are subjects involving a wide variety of topics, such as matrix algebra, linear programming, and probability. The difference between them is that discrete math is a collection of topics involving discrete objects (integers, sets, graphs, etc), while...See Grant's full profile

I have bachelor's and master's degrees in civil engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ. I am employed by the US Army Corps of Engineers as a Civil Engineer. I am a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Pennsylvania. I have been tutoring since 2008. This includes students from...See Todd's full profile

Understanding probability is fundamental to the study of statistics. Having taught probability to high school students, undergraduates, professional students, and PhD students, I know how tricky the subject can be - but I also know how fruitful understanding probability can be in your academic...See Dominic's full profile

I have taught and tutored all levels of probability for over 20 years. In addition, I am an actuary and have passed multiple exams covering topics in probability.See Daniel's full profile

My philosophy as an engineer, researcher, and tutor is to foster students' understanding of fundamental STEM concepts and effectively apply them to solve more advanced problems independently in the classroom and real-world settings. I also present information with transparency and patience to accommodate different paces,...See Rich's full profile

My name is Vahan, and I am a doctorate student in Pharmacy, and an experienced tutor with a strong focus on DAT Quantitative Reasoning, ACT, and SAT Math. My journey in education began with a solid academic foundation, marked by an ACT score of 36 and an SAT Math score of 780. These achievements underscore my deep...See Vahan's full profile

Hello World! I'm certified in New Jersey and Pennsylvania Teacher of Chemistry and Mathematics: Science Teacher/Tutor in New Jersey for 9 years and Math Teacher in PA for 3 years. From 2014 until 2017, I taught Environmental Science, College Preparatory Chemistry, and Honors Chemistry. Since 2020, I've been...See Reno O.'s full profile

My highly tailored approach and 23 years of experience enable me to provide both a positive learning atmosphere and results [average SAT increase: 200 points, average ACT increase: 4.5 points, typical grade improvement: 1-2 full letter grades (such as a B to an A or a C- to an A-)]. After winning 1st place in PA in...See Cynthia's full profile

As a math minor in college, I worked for Indiana University's math department to tutor students in finite, calculus, and algebra, so a lot of my time was spent on helping people with probability. I enjoy helping people find a way of thinking about finite math and probability that works well for them! See Leigha's full profile

I have a PhD in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, where I researched statistical probability models of medical diagnosis. After that I worked for a small research and development company, leading projects focused on preventive health and automated cancer diagnosis. I've always felt...See Stan's full profile

I graduated from the University of Maryland/Baltimore where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics . I have several years of volunteer tutoring experience in various mathematical fields, physics and chemistry. I scored "800" on my math SAT and can help your student prepare for SAT and ACT math, as well as...See Michael's full profile

I have taught all levels of mathematics including logic, probability and statistics. My experiences in the university setting have allowed me to work with a diverse group of students. I try to approach topics such as logic in different ways to accommodate all students types.See Elizabeth's full profile

I have taught Introduction to Statistics which includes Probability for two years at the community college level. Through hundreds of hours of teaching and tutoring this subject, I have developed ways of communicating these concepts in easy-to-understand methods. Concepts I am especially adept at communicating...See Ira's full profile

Hi and Welcome! During my 40+ years career as a Laser Optics scientist/engineer, Information Technology Specialist and programmer I used to apply mathematics on a daily basis. I was born in St.Petersburg (former Leningrad) where I got MS in Optical Engineering and PhD in Applied Mathematics and Physics. Since 1993 I...See Yuri's full profile

Much of my undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral work is in the areas of Probability and Statistics. I have a strong background in Statistics and Applied Probability Models, and Markov Chains; the latter being more of stochastic modeling (Conditional and Discrete Space Probability) on the level of...See Richard's full profile