Award-Winning Finance Tutors in Troy, MI

...Achievement, I had the opportunity to teach personal finance classes in Atlanta public high schools, and in the classroom I found my true calling. While I enjoyed my experience in Corporate America, my passion is teaching mathematics and economics to our youth and helping them find their own paths and passions. I will graduate this May with my Master of Arts in Teaching degree. In my free time, you can find me cooking, running, traveling,...

...have four years of one on one and group tutoring experience in a majority of Math based subjects. I have worked with high school and college level students in Algebra, Geometry, Calculus and Statistics. I like to use a three part tutoring method that 1) determines what the student does not understand, 2) walks step by step through example problems and 3) requires the student to show me that a problem can be completed independently.

...dramatically. More than just adding to the cumulative knowledge of the past, some would say that information is increasing at an exponential rate. Currently, students are being asked to absorb this information; often without a proper structure or guidance as to how this can be accomplished. Having already made this journey myself, I am very excited to join Varsity Tutors and to help motivated students in their quest for a meaningful role within society.

...may be, I will work hard to help you achieve them! My tutoring style has been cultivated through my personal experience. I have spent more than eight years in the investment industry, including six years in equity research. Most recently, I was an analyst at a New York based global investment advisor responsible for covering mid and large-cap names in the Industrial, Consumer and Financial sectors. My areas of professional expertise include financial statement analysis,...

...benefit any and every student and allow them to understand not only math subjects, but will allow the student to understand other subjects better as well. It is my belief that mathematics is not just based on repetition and memorization, but on a way of thinking that all students should embrace. My goal is to help students understand the problems they are trying to solve and to promote a critical thinking environment so the student...

...is either some underlying but simple problem that needs to be overcome and the student will succeed. Often, a failure to fully understand some basic arithmetic or a lack of sufficent repetitions of the assigned material material is the cause of a problem. Both can be overcome with some extra work and understanding. Higher level mathematics is simply elegant extensions of the fundamental principals we learned in lower level mathematics. Some of the symbols may...

...at USC as well as a private tutor in San Diego, I have had an extensive range of experience working along K-12 students with preparation for Standardized tests, such as the SATs, (SAT I, SAT II, PSAT), ACT, AP, IB. I specifically love working with students in preparing for these types of tests because it demands for a higher level of focus and content coverage. I particularly love to help students with Critical Reading and...

...well as tutoring my peers, underclassmen, and SDSU students during my time at UCSD. I am most passionate about Chemistry due to my love of the abstract concepts involved. I also tutor Math, Science, Economics, and English. I like to explain hard-to-grasp concepts in terms that relate to everyday life to aid understanding. I also like to break concepts down into their most basic elements and build from the bottom up to create a strong...

...at Capital One. However, I have always maintained tutoring as a part of my life since my first tutoring job in high school. I have experience in a very wide range of subjects and, as a kid at heart, have made lasting friendships with my students. Most importantly, I have results. I realized my passion for tutoring when my first student achieved a 98 on his test immediately after our first session, a big jump...

...Trigonometry sounds dry, for example, I have seen how explaining it in terms of "pretend you want to hit the baseball farther than anyone else and you need to figure out what angle will get you there" can make a light bulb go on. All of my previous students have had different learning styles, personalities, and interests; one of my favorite things about tutoring is figuring out what makes them tick so I can come...