Jacob Purdue
Jacob, a graduate of Fordham University's Lincoln Center with a degree in Economics, ranked in the top 3% and was admitted to Honors College, a program with only 18 students. He excels at breaking down complex concepts clearly and systematically, integrating diagrams and real-life examples into his teaching to help students truly understand and apply knowledge flexibly. As a Fordham-certified Knack Tutor, he has extensive one-on-one teaching experience in economics, calculus, and social science courses, earning high praise from students (4.8/5). Furthermore, his training in mock trials and legal internships has honed his excellent logical analysis and communication skills, effectively enhancing students' problem-solving and writing abilities.
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Academic Qualifications
Fordham University - Bachelor of Science in Finance
Experience
Teaching Experience and Achievements:
* Fordham University Official Knack Tutor: 15 student reviews, average 4.8/5
* Skilled at breaking down abstract concepts into easily understandable steps, using diagrams and examples to aid understanding
* Taught Economics, Calculus, Statistics, Government and Politics, Philosophy, Natural Sciences, English Writing, etc.
* Possesses cross-cultural communication skills, able to adjust teaching pace and difficulty to suit students of all levels
* Many students have rebooked long-term courses due to improved comprehension, with post-exam feedback showing significant improvement
Subject Grades:
AP:
* U.S. Government and Politics (5)
* Language and Composition (5)
* Microeconomics (5)
* Macroeconomics (5)
* Psychology (5)
* Biology (4)
* U.S. History (4)
* Calculus BC (4)
* Human Geography (4)
* Spanish Language and Culture (4)
Outstanding Achievements:
* Fordham Scholarship (Top 3% of admitted students)
* Fordham Honors College Member (Only) (18 people)
* Member of Matteo Ricci Research Seminar
* Multiple regional, state, and district champions in IHSA speech competitions
* NSDA Academic All-American (Top American Speech/Debate Student)
Teaching Subjects
AP Microeconomics • Macroeconomics • U.S. Government & Politics • Psychology • Calculus • Statistics • English Writing & Essay
