"I'm a PhD student in Economics at Washington University in St. Louis. I am also a part-time adjunct lecturer at Washington University and at St. Charles Community College, and a tutor at various platforms. I am passionate about teaching and I am preparing myself now to become an excellent college teacher/professor.

My major subjects of teaching are microeconomics, statistics, and econometrics. My major audiences have been college students, MBA students, and high school students.

Economics/Econometrics qualifications are backed by “A/A+” grades in Intermediate Microeconomics (ECON 310), Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECON 320), Advanced Microeconomic Analysis (ECON 502), Advanced Macroeconomics Analysis (ECON 503), Intro to Econometrics (ECON 440), Econometric Analysis (ECON 504), Applied Econometrics (Econ 5161), Intro Mathematical Economics (ECON 441), Quantitative Methods in Economics I (Econ 511), and by the fact that I had a rigorous PhD training in micro- & macroeconomics, econometrics, and mathematical economics, and I passed qualification exam at the end of the 1st year in the program.

Math/Statistics qualifications are backed by “A/A+” grades in Mathematical Probability (MATH 335), Advanced Calculus I Real Analysis (MATH 350), Mathematical Statistics (MATH 435), Linear Algebra (MATH 307), Topology (MATH 414), Intro Stochastic Process (MATH 438), Advanced Calculus II Measure Theory (MATH 450).

In summary, having been tutoring in both Wyzant and Varsity Tutors, and having been teaching microeconomic courses at Washington University, and myself having taken all the subjects I am teaching and performed very well (A/A+) in all of them, not only am I confident that I’ll help you with economics and statistics concepts and applications, but also am quite excited to share my experience with you. Thank you!" less...