Jason W. from Waltham, MA
$35.00/hr
- 3.0 /5.0 (00)
- 40%Profile completion
- Waltham, MA
Subjects:
- Macroeconomics
- Microeconomics
- SAT Reading
- SAT Math
- SAT Writing
A brief introduction
I’m an undergraduate at Boston College studying computer science, and I also have a strong academic foundation in quantitative subjects and economics through college coursework. In high school, I achieved a 1560 on my SAT and 5s in both AP Economics courses. I am a clear communicator who focuses on building crystallized intelligence through mental cues and intuitive understanding. While I’m new to Wyzant, I’ve spent significant time teaching in a one-on-one setting by helping peers and student…Read more
About Jason W. from Waltham, MA
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