Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Baltimore, MD

...help students understand complex concepts and apply them to real-world problems. I am also a firm believer in meeting the students where they are academically and helping them to bridge the gap between a subject matter not mastered and the end goal which is full comprehension in that subject matter. All students are different, and so, creating a unique and understandable landscape in which the student can reach their full potential in learning is the...

...from the University of North Texas majoring in Economics with a minor in Statistics. I work as an Academic Assistant tutoring for Principles of Micro and Macro Economics. What makes me an exceptional tutor is the connection that I construct with the students in the time allotted. The best way to learn is to teach and I have grown increasingly patient and fond for the subject. I In my free time I like to read...

I'm a former Math Olympiad - and currently a business executive - who continues to mentor students and office employees, while also volunteering with young people in my community.... As a teacher, one needs to be a careful and patient listener, and always strive to find innovative ways to connect to each student, bearing in mind, each person has their own strength, weaknesses, and methods of learning.... Understand the student's goal (specific grade / score, placement...

Experienced portfolio manager, strategist and published author with a demonstrated history of working in the financial services industry. Skilled in Asset Management, Equities, Bonds, Investment Strategies, and Capital Markets. Strong finance professional with a MBA focused in Finance, General from University of Southern California - Marshall School of Business. Series 65, 7, 63, 24, CFA, FRM

...a student at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, studying International Development and Economics but during the summer I'm located in Silver Spring, Maryland. In high school I completed an International Baccalaureate diploma along with several AP classes. In my free time I love to draw, paint, and read. Currently I'm exploring environmental education through an internship with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. I'm a visual learner myself and am strong in the humanities and writing!If...

...experience, helping students prepare for exams has been a blessing because when the goal is achieved, we see progress in their lives. I have a BS in Accounting from the University of Maryland, College Park. I also have a Masters of Science (MS) in accounting with a focus on Internal Auditing. Since my graduation, I have worked extensively in the field of accounting mostly in the federal government financial management space where accounting principles are...

I am a 4th year medical student at Ross University School of Medicine. I double-majored in Biology and Economics. I obtained a Master of Public Health with a certificate in Mental Health from Emory University. I am also a Nationally-Registered EMT. I hope to finish a Master of Arts in Bioethics from Emory University in the spring.

...past two years I worked as a tutor for American University. From this experience I built some close, constructive relationships with students. I consider myself a successful tutor because of my ability to empathize with the students and connect with them on a personal level. Consequently, this trait makes me more patient with the students. I'm excited to be a part of the Varsity Tutors team, and am looking forward to starting more constructive relationships...

Hello my name is Ibukun. I'm here to make life easier for you by taking what can be one of the most nerve-wracking things (education) and turning it into something liberating. You work hard to be the best you can be, and I'll work just as hard to make sure it all pays off in the end. Let's get crackin'!

...clinical rotations and continued to do this as a civilian working at Arkansas Children's Hospital. I attended Temple University for 3 years to study athletic training prior to the decision to change my major to Nursing. I attended nursing school at Salisbury University and graduated with my Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). I offer tutoring in College Application Essays, NCLEX-RN testing, Nursing School courses, and Pathophysiology. My interests outside of academia include: fly fishing...

I am Harvard and Duke-educated educator excited to help you advance your learning! A former educator, Googler, and consultant, I am going to help you achieve your academic and professional goals. I have always had a passion for teaching and education, and have worked in classrooms from elementary to graduate schools, teaching children to adult learners. Let's connect to see how we can work together.

Hi! My name is Camille I graduated from Babson College May 2019. While at Babson I studied Retail Supply Chain Management but took many courses on Spanish language as well as Latin American history. I lived in Spain my Junior year of high school and spent some time in College studying economics in Uruguay and Argentina.

...literary magazine, a tutor to my friends and peers, and presenting papers at university events. I love helping students improve their grammar and rhetoric, creative and analytical writing, and social science understanding. I believe that one of the most significant ways someone can improve in a subject is by increasing their confidence. Too often, people misinterpret small difficulties in reading or writing as proof that they will never excel. With practice and an open mind,...

...passionate about making learning in Computer Science, Statistics, STEM, Mathematics, and other subjects, not just accessible, but truly enjoyable for every student. With experience in guiding over a 1,000 students to success in their Computer, Chemistry, Math, Statistics, and other STEM courses, I bring a personalized approach that respects each learner's unique path. For parents, I offer the assurance of a nurturing, supportive environment where your child's academic growth is paired with building confidence and...

...sports being football, basketball, lacrosse and golf. After playing lacrosse at Washington and Lee, I continue to play in competitive leagues for lacrosse and a number of other sports (e.g., flag football, hockey, kickball, squash) - essentially trying to stay as active as possible. With my practical experience in finance, I feel that I bring a unique and effective approach to education, and I look forward to working with my students to achieve subject mastery...

...was in Political Science, and I double minored in mathematics and Economics. I try to read the Baltimore Sun newspaper daily, as well as various news outlets on a wide variety of topics to stay current on world and local events. I enjoy listening to podcasts of political, economic and other interesting topics during my commute to my classes at UMBC. I have Graduate Research Assistantship at the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene,...

I take pride in helping students learn and understand all the components of writing, including audience analysis, research, grammar, style, usage and punctuation. Writing is like a puzzle, and I excel at helping students navigate the process without taking away their writing "voice".

I'm a college student at Johns Hopkins University, and I've been tutoring in various subjects since the fifth grade. I'm happy to tutor students of all ages, and I'm a cheerful and patient tutor. I'm also willing to work in whatever setting is most comfortable for the student, whether that be a library, a home, etc.

...very friendly, outgoing person and always try to create a rapport with my students before teaching. With tutoring, I have not only been able to provide my expertise to students but also gained a lot of perspective on how to solve things differently. My strategy for tutoring is to have an open communication with you and help you understand the concepts instead of making you rote learn. This will not only help you score better...

...for life. That being said, seeking guidance, assistance, and possibly structure when struggling with particular concepts and assignments is every bit a part of the independent learning process. It's cliche, but I do believe there are no questions that should not be asked, and that the unexamined life is not worth living. To me, the quest for knowledge reigns supreme, and the wisdom (along with good grades on assignments and exams at school) are icing...