Many mathematics graduate students offer tutoring services on a one-on-one
basis. The students are experts in their fields, ranging from different areas
of mathematics to statistics, economics, and finance, and are trained in teaching.
Many have significant tutoring experiences, with tutees ranging from high school
students to undergraduate students and to graduate students in other disciplines.
The hourly fees vary from student to student, depending on the number of hours
needed and the topics to be covered.
To contact graduate students offering tutoring services, send email to: tutoring@math.columbia.edu
Columbia Mathematics department graduate students who wish to be contacted
through this mailing list should contact Peter
Woit to have their names added to the list.
This web page is set up as a service to the graduate students, who offer their
services as private individuals. The Department of Mathematics does not officially
offer tutoring services and does not take part in negotiations or disputes related
to tutoring. The Department of Mathematics and Columbia University bear no responsibility
for the tutoring services, their content, or outcome.
