The Best Economics Tutors in South Pasadena, CA

Hi everyone, my background in tutoring stems from work I did with the LA Youth crisis center where I volunteered tutoring the group of teens that were living there. The structure there had a bit of a classroom feel with an effort to understand each students needs. My personal style is to have some structured lessons but...See Jerred's full profile

...differential equations, linear algebra, real analysis, abstract algebra, and probability. I can also tutor mathematically inclined subjects, like physics or economics, as well as all sections of the GRE, GMAT, and LSAT. My previous students are the best at describing me, and I've been called a "math wizard," as well as...See Seh-kai'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 Pincus in the U.S., Asia, and Europe. I am also an entrepreneur having helped...See Bradley's full profile

Before I went to UC Davis, which is where I graduated from with a B.S. in Biology, I went to Glendale Community College and for 3 years I was a teacher's assistant in U. S. History and Economics. I used to teach 10-50 college students at a time so I learned quickly how to adapt to my audiences' learning...See Lisa's full profile

I am a Teaching Assistant at Burbank Unified School District in the math and chemistry department. I believe that calculus is one of the fundamental skills needed for careers such as engineering, bioengineering, economics, and environmental science. I've studied and tutored calculus for classmate and...See NANTAVADEE's full profile

I graduated from UCLA, and I majored in Economics and minored in East Asian Language and Culture. I speak Korean fluently, and I can read and write like a native speaker. I have taught Korean at Berlitz Language Center, and I also have volunteer experience as an interpreter for Korean/English v.v. at Lucile...See Saedee's full profile

Undergraduate and graduate level coursework in game theory and behavioral economics. Related skills: Fluent in Excel, calculus, statistics, and partial differential equations. Strong personal interest in economics Recent relevant reading: In Fed We Trust: Ben Bernanke's War on the Great Panic A...See Ryan's full profile

I was a student of none other than Walden Bello, a professor of sociology and political science who now sits in the Congress of the Philippines, when he taught a course called "Political and Economic Globalization" at UC Irvine. This course focused heavily on global civil society, and emphasized for me...See Scott'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 justice from Arizona State University, and an MS in finance from University of...See Jeff's full profile

Since 2012, I’ve expanded my teaching to the university level, working with both undergraduate and graduate students. Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of teaching a wide range of subjects to students from various disciplines, including mathematics, physics, medicine, economics, and psychology. My teaching...See Davide's full profile

I have worked with UCLA students on ECONOMICS 1 and ECONOMICS 2. In addition I have assisted USC students with their micro-economics and macro-economics including ECON 351 Economics for Business; with some MBA students at UC-BERKELEY I have covered projects and discussions revolving around MBA 201...See Paul's full profile

I have a Bachelor's Degree in anthropology. I have studied cultural and physical anthropology. Coursework I have taken includes medical, psychological and economic anthropology as well as social structure, linguistics and archaeological lab studies. See Zsanine'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 at schools in Los Angeles and feel strongly qualified to teach accounting,...See Keith's full profile

With my tutoring knowledge, business acumen, and academic background as an international business and economics major, I am well-suited to assist students with any political science coursework they may encounter. I am a graduate of Chapman University's Argyros School of Business in International Business...See Amalynne's full profile

I have been playing chess for 4 years. I am rated 1800 on Chess.com and founded the chess club at Washington State University. I also got this club sponsored by Chess.com to engage in tournaments. As the president/founder of the club, I often tutoring many beginning chess players.See Andrew'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 graduate school. My deep interest in the field means I am genuinely...See Amber'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

I graduated from Georgetown University in 2017 with a degree in economics (plus a minor in classical studies) and am currently pursuing a Master's degree from Georgetown's math and statistics program. I worked as a Georgetown tutor and TA for the introductory and intermediate microeconomics and...See John'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 student has a demand for a tutor in this subject, I will be more than...See Ovid'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 than $100 million in further funding.See Lisa's full profile

I have perfect scores on the GRE Quantitative & Verbal Reasoning sections (170's), the SAT Math & Reading Sections (800's), and the SAT Math II Subject Test (800). I also have 5's on the AP BC Calculus Exam and both Physics C exams (Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism). I can help you with test prep or to work...See Sean's full profile

I am a MIT graduate, and have been a math tutor/teacher for the last 16 years. I have taught or tutored all levels through Calculus BC & College Calculus -High school, middle school and college. My experience includes being a faculty math teacher at the NOTRE DAME ACADEMY (High School), a home-school tutor in math/honor...See Tohoru'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 thoroughgoing efforts and unwavering patience will allow any applicant to...See Colin's full profile

I have a math degree from UCSD, and have developed software for stock picking strategies that requires knowledge of not only price and volume patterns, but also the ability to understand company financials, and market dynamics. I have been tutoring economic courses for 4 years. In particular, I regularly tutor...See Dan's full profile

In the Alison course on Archaeology, I passed the class with a score of 84% on the first attempt, which bodes well for students that I would tutor. This course is quite rigorous and includes concepts confirming that X-ray fluorescence is still the most economical survey method. Some of the other topics were...See Ray's full profile