Find an Orange City, FL Statistics Tutor
Joshua S. - $70.00/hr - New Smyrna Beach, FL - View Joshua S. >>
...If you decide to meet with me, we will establish what your key challenge areas are and create a detailed goal-oriented path to success. I will also be available for consistent feedback, structure and support. I am certified for all math content areas from grades 7-12 in Pennsylvania and Florida. (read more)
Ashleigh K. - $140.00/hr - Oviedo, FL - View Ashleigh K. >>
...I would love to share my passion and a few tips and tricks for English with any student! I have experience with sample space and probability, univariate random variables, joint distributions, expectations and variances, law of large numbers and central limit theorem, normal-derived distributions. I have always scored highly in English, demonstrated by the fact that I scored a 32 on my ACT. (read more)
Nina M. - $75.00/hr - Altamonte Springs, FL - View Nina M. >>
...I have taught a variety of subjects including Algebra, Finite Mathematics, Discrete Mathematics, Calculus, multivariable calculus, real and complex analyses, data structures, database management systems, programming languages etc. I now tutor SAT/ACT, Algebra 1/2, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Da... (read more)
Lacie L. - $60.00/hr - Lake Mary, FL - View Lacie L. >>
...I graduated magna cum laude in 2021. Currently, I am pursuing a PhD in financial mathematics at the University of Central Florida (specializing in probability theory), where I previously worked as a graduate teaching assistant. With over seven years of tutoring experience, I am dedicated to helping students overcome their struggles with mathematics. (read more)
Brian S. - $60.00/hr - De Leon Springs, FL - View Brian S. >>
...Lots of new concepts are thrown at a student and they must all be mastered without the extended time and practice that a student has seen on concepts in lower level courses. This is the course in which a student must learn how to teach himself math, rather than depending on an instructor. Calculus, in itself, is relatively simple. (read more)