Statistics

We will resume our normal SPRING schedule beginning on TUESDAY, January 21. Closed Monday Jan 20 (MLK day) and March 9-14 (spring break). Evening hours begin on the 2nd week of the semester.

The combined in-person AND online schedules are below

All of the remote help is hyperlinked. All un-linked hours are in-person.

Want IN-PERSON help? Check the schedule, then just stop by (no link).

No appointment necessary.

Want REMOTE help? Check the schedule, then click the link. It is the Zoom link for that tutor.

No appointment necessary.
You’ll automatically be muted when you enter the meeting in case they are already helping someone else.
Unmute yourself when they have finished or when you wish to join that discussion.
If they’re discussing something different than what you need help with, please wait until they’ve finished.

More than any other subject, statistics is taught in departments throughout campus with topics specific to those disciplines. These different stats courses all have some overlap and some differences.

If a tutor for your stats course is not listed when you are available or not listed at all, you are welcome to check with one of the other stats tutors, they may be able to help. The complete list of our tutors who've taken any of these stats courses is listed with MATH1530 below.

Additional stats help can be found in the Social Science Research Commons during their open consulting hours. The SSRC is a great source of assistance with basic research processes (e.g., literature reviews) and statistics (e.g., SPSS). Graduate-level and research stats questions are best directed there.

CIST2500 Intro to Applied Statistics for IST
STAT1530 Intro to Applied Probability & Statistics
MATH4740 Probability & Statistics I
PSYC3130 Statistics for Behavioral Sciences
SOC2130 Social Statistics
STAT3000 Statistical Methods I
STAT3800 Applied Engineering Probability & Statistics