The Best Economics Tutors in Santa Monica, Los Angeles, CA

I spent three years tutoring students in STEM subjects including general and organic chemistry, algebra, calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, economics, physics, and computer science. I earned my Level 1 CRLA certification and...See Cody's full profile

I have undergraduate degrees in business, information technology, criminal justice, sociology, and economics. I continued my education with an MBA from Woodbury University, an MS in accounting from Kaplan University, an MA in criminal...See Jeff's full profile

I was born and raised in Paris, France. I've been living in Los Angeles for 20 years. I graduated from UCLA with a double major in Economics & French. I have experience in both French tutoring and Bar / Bat Mitzvah...See Michel's full profile

I graduated UCLA with a degree in Economics.See Dylan's full profile

...sciences and humanities. American Studies goes beyond a simple historical perspective, looking at the politics, policy, economics, history, society, literature, though, and visual and material culture of the United States. I've taught AP US History...See Brooke's full profile

As a trained development economist, I am comfortable with basic economics as well as intermediate and more advanced and applied economics, including econometrics. In my professional life, I regularly apply the concepts learned during...See Amber's full profile

Harvard MBA with an economics background who loves helping people--both students and adults--understand business, finance, and the economy more completely. I have worked at well-known financial firms like Morgan Stanley and Warburg...See Bradley's full profile

I am a Stanford graduate with a degree in Quantitative Economics and an MBA from USC's Marshall School of Business. For more than 7 years I headed coaching for a major accelerator in California where my coaching alumnae received more...See Lisa's full profile

Economics is about analyzing how a society produces, distributes, and consumes goods and services. It is a very interesting subject to learn as the concept affects our daily lives. Supply and demand are explained in this subject and if your...See Ovid's full profile

... ability to understand company financials, and market dynamics. I have been tutoring economic courses for 4 years. In particular, I regularly tutor economics at USC, including econometrics. ...See Dan's full profile

In 2012, I graduated with honors from UC Berkeley after just three years of study, majoring in Psychology with a focus on Pre-Medical Sciences. For the past ten years, I've dedicated myself to tutoring, working one-on-one with students throughout...See Maher's full profile

..., and more. My areas of expertise include any math up until Calculus 2, business courses such as Accounting, Finance, Economics, Marketing, Organizational Behavior and Leadership, Business Communications, etc., law school courses, and test prep skills...See Manisha's full profile

I received my undergraduate training in Math and Economics at UC Riverside. I received my Master's in Economics at the University of Texas at Austin. I received my PhD in Economics at UC Riverside. I have a passion for...See Saman's full profile

My own Master´s thesis in economics was produced for the University of Pennsylvania, where I also advised my fellow graduate students on their own theses, dissertations, etc. One of those students whom I mentored went on to help a...See Dr. Eugene's full profile

Moreover, students get to really voice their current thinking patterns with a teacher at hand who is ready to guide, encourage, and correct when necessary. My Master's degree is in economics and that training included statistics and...See Brian's full profile

I have a Ph.D. and took more than 30 college credits of economics at the undergraduate, masters, and ph.d. levels in college. Further, I have been teaching economics at the high school and college level for more than four years....See Howard's full profile

I studied Finance at Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania and currently hold a CPA license in California. I have worked as an analyst/manager/consultant at various sized companies. I have taught CPA prep classes, Business, and IT classes...See Keith's full profile

Upon successful tutoring experience I received the opportunity to work with undergraduate students at University of California, Irvine. I have a B.A in Economics from UCI and a Master's Degree from UC Santa Barbara. My infinite desire...See Marine's full profile

I have an advanced theory degree in Economics from Berkeley and completed graduate coursework at Columbia. I have tutored undergrad and Ph.D. economics for students at most major American universities. I am a published economist. See Ramage's full profile

Trigonometry is used extensively in calculus, physics and engineering and is even used in other course like chemistry and economics. Trig uses new functions (sine, cosine, tangent) that require students to memorize nearly 100 new math...See John's full profile

I graduated from Boston College with a dual degree in Biology and Economics. I have had experience tutoring students in Economics at the college level both at BC and at Harvard. See George's full profile

With a BA in Economics, and a graduate degree in Finance, I am the tutor you are looking for for all your economics subject matter help.See John's full profile

...parts – SAT Math, SAT Reading, and SAT Writing). Finally, I tutor Social Science (American History, World History, Economics, Government & Politics, and Geography); English (English, Grammar, Literature, and Vocabulary); and introductory Spanish...See Philip's full profile

I have additionally assisted students in gaining acceptance to a host of other elite colleges and graduate programs, including Harvard, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge, London School of Economics, Columbia, UPenn, and Brown. I am confident that my...See Colin's full profile

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