"I am a current graduate student at Northwestern University and a relatively recent University of Michigan graduate that studied Economics and Biochemistry. During my time at Michigan, I tutored varsity athletes in Economics classes ranging from introductory to advanced courses. In addition, I also tutored students in Statistics and other math courses.

I find tutoring to be extremely enjoyable and like providing help to students in their wide array of studies. My goal is to be an adjunct professor in either Economics or Finance later on in my career. As a high school student, I tutored physics and math courses.

As a tutor at the University of Michigan, I focused a lot on Statistics and Econometrics. The best preparation with any math course is to first understand the concepts and then practice many problems ranging in difficulty. I would prepare practice exams for students and found these to be extremely beneficial for their quiz and test preparation, as well as understanding difficult concepts presented in class.

I received an Economics degree from the University of Michigan with honors. This involved taking many different Economics courses ranging from introductory classes, as well as intermediate and advanced courses that involved calculus. Economics has always been my favorite subject and I enjoy teaching others how to understand it based on real-world scenarios.

Feel free to contact me with any questions. I look forward to hopefully helping you achieve your academic goals." less...