Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Washington DC

...by many of my peers as nearly finished; however, the learning process is always ongoing and changing. Learning happens every day and it is often unseen or even unknown to many people. My personal philosophy is also my personal philosophy in playing/watching sports: the fundamentals and little things are the big things. Whether it is playing ultimate frisbee, basketball, football, by doing the small things correct and consistently, then we open ourselves to greatness. In...

...sure that they are able to utilize my feedback to help them grow and develop as well as learn from their mistakes. If it is one thing we can all learn that is to not continue to make the same mistakes. I also believe in the philosophy that learning should be fun and students should "want" to learn rather than "have" to. By understanding the applicability of what we learn to our personal/professional lives we...

...catch up by figuring out where you're at, meeting you there, and working to build a foundation. If at any point the material becomes particularly challenging or you get confused, let me know. There's no judgment. If you have a question about the material, don't be afraid to ask it, regardless of how simple (or stupid) you may think it is. Whether it clicks for you in 5 minutes or 5 hours, I'm willing to...

I can teach you to speak, read and write in Arabic and Spanish. Alternatively, you can choose to study Arabic or Spanish only. I am also a fun and energetic teacher of English Language Arts and social studies and Eurasian history.

Hi, I'm currently a first year at the University of Virginia, and I'm on a pre-med track with a double major in Biology and Economics. I took a good amount of AP classes in high school and I was especially strong in STEM related fields, and I have a very good background in tutoring students throughout my high school career.

...math and violin and currently, I love to teach economics and Python as well. I like to take things at the pace of the student because every student is unique and has their own preferences that will help them improve the most. However, I also like to challenge my students, as sometimes they do not know their own potential and need a little boost to unlock it. Outside of tutoring, I love to play violin...

...I had many difficulties learning and adapting to different systems and schools during my academic career and was greatly helped by teachers and tutors who were willing to meet me where I was and show me their own passion for the subjects. I would love to do the same for others! I tutored middleschool and highschool students in US and in Saudi Arabia, undergraduate and international graduate students here at George Mason. I enjoy finding...

I am very passionate about helping students succeed in their educaiton. I believe one-on-one tutoring is the key to ensuring students are taught at their own pace and achieve full understanding of the material. I bring to the table my skills in math, reading, and writing. I am a freshman at Rice University studying philosophy and economics on the pre-law track.

...students work with ventures in St. Louis and travel to different entrepreneurship hubs in the city to meet the founders and hear their stories. I have pursued my love for writing and journalism by becoming a contributor to The Tab, an online news network. I have had eight articles published to date, and I look forward to pursuing a career in journalism. Some fun facts: I was a varsity swimmer during university and specialized in...

...motivating students to do well; We will not be bored when studying what can seem to be tedious subjects. Through working with Foster Kids in our own home, coaching both basketball and soccer, and helping beginners in Howard Community College’s Chinese corner, I have often helped to instill a passion for whatever a student may be struggling with. I am eager to help another group of students learn to succeed through varsity tutors! We may...

...I am currently serving as an Americorps Member through a program called City Year, where I provide academic and social support for sixth and seventh graders struggling with math literacy. I am planning to apply to law school after my service year, with a long-term plan of working in public service in DC. I am currently serving as a math tutor, but I am also trained to teach economics, history, political science/government, and english.

...and writing skills and helping students determine their areas for improvement. Some students are great with formulas, but might struggle to verbalize their math, and other students can verbalize quite well but need some extra help in the math components of their courses. About me -- I have studied abroad and love to help students! I was a student-athlete, so working with students with busy schedules is no problem and I can relate to the...

...of Virginia. Working towards a Computer Science: Bachelor of Science degree. Growing up I really enjoyed learning Math, and that is why I want to show others that it is actually not that challenging. I also feel that I can personally relate with a lot of students since not too long ago, I was in the same position! I can tutor Algebra, Trig, and Calculus, along with a lot of other miscellaneous things.

...as an analyst in the housing finance field. I'm passionate about teaching economics and statistics to students in an intuitive, understandable way that helps them not only understand the material for class, but be able to apply the material to the world around them. Outside of economics and statistics, I can also tutor for social sciences, math, and reading/writing. When I'm not at work or tutoring, I enjoy watching baseball and playing in my kickball...

...capable of navigating subjects on their own when studying, practicing, or doing homework. Some of my subjects include Economics, English, World History, and Chinese. Because my professional field emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, I like to stay curious about these subjects and consider myself a lifelong learner of just about any subject, both quantitative and qualitative. Outside of tutoring and projects in my field, I enjoy reading novels and short fiction, watching baseball and baking batches...

I am a learning and talent development professional looking to utilize my creativity to design impactful learning and development experiences to empower people within my organization and community to reach their maximum potential.

...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 on the cake and indicative of a successful inquiry process. Aiding my students in their quest for knowledge and celebrating their success is the greatest reward for...

I am a graduate student at the University of Iowa, studying Actuarial Science. In 2022, I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland, majoring in Economics and minoring in Actuarial Mathematics. I've passed three actuarial exams: P, FM, and FAM.

I am passionate about teaching and learning. Not every subject comes easy to students and I am great at breaking it down and explaining the process.

...Virginia, I've honed my skills in creating engaging, effective learning environments that cater to each student's unique needs. I am dedicated, personable, and reliable, with a deep commitment to helping students thrive academically and personally. My approach is tailored to address individual challenges and goals, ensuring a supportive and encouraging experience. Whether you're looking to strengthen your understanding of complex subjects or build confidence in your skills, I'm here to guide you every step of...