Tutor Application: Statistics, Economics, and Business-Related Courses

Tutor Application: Statistics, Economics, and Business-Related Courses

Name / Subject you most want to tutor
Student ID No. / Major
Email Address / Year in School
(FR, SO, JR, SR, GRAD)
Cell/Local Phone / Expected Grad. Date
Permanent Phone / GPA* / ** International Students TOEFL
*Note: We generally require a GPA of 3.5 or higher. ** TOEFL scores generally must meet or exceed 100 for computer based and 600 for paper based testing.
Local
Address
/
Permanent
Address
Which semester(s) are you interested in working? / Fall / Spring / Summer
How many hours per week would you like to work? Most tutors work 6-10 hrs/wk, but more or less than that are also possible.
Are you already employed by MU? / Yes / No
If yes, indicate which department and how many hours per week you work.
Are you eligible for the federal work-study program? / Yes / No / I don’t know
Previous Tutoring or Teaching Experience
By checking this box, you give the Learning Center permission to verify your grades in relevant courses and obtain information regarding all University discipline records.
Signature* / Date

*Signature may be omitted if submitting the form as an email attachment.

On the next page, indicate the subjects and courses you are interested in tutoring.
After completing both pages, attach this document to an email and send it to Lisa Scheese at or fax or mail it to her at the Learning Center, using the address shown at the top of this page. Also, please include a copy of your transcript (available as a pdf in myZou under Self Service\Rqst Student Academic Profile).
Optional: You may also want to submita letter of recommendation. The writer should be someone who can address your qualifications for being a tutor.

Subjects listed below are those for which tutors are most often requested. Please mark your preferences using either:

1 for subjects and courses you prefer to tutor or
2 for additional courses you can also tutor, if needed

STATISTICS DEPARTMENT COURSES
1200 / Introductory Statistical Reasoning
1300 / Elementary Statistics
1400 / Elementary Statistics for Life Sciences
2200 / Introductory Statistical Methods
2500 / Introduction to Probability and Statistics I
2530 / Statistical Methods in Natural Resources
3500 / Introduction to Probability and Statistics II
4310 / Sampling Techniques
4510 / Applied Statistical Models I
4710 / Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
4750 / Introduction to Probability Theory
STATISTICAL COURSES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS
ESC PS 4170 / Introduction to Applied Statistics
AG ECON 2225 / Statistical Analysis
PSYCH 3020 / Research Methods in Psychology II
List other statistics courses:
ECONOMICS
1014 / Principles of Microeconomics
1015 / Principles of Macroeconomics
1051 / General Economics
3224 / Introduction to International Economics
3229 / Money, Banking, and Financial Markets
3251 / Theory of the Firm
4311 / Labor Economics
4351 / Intermediate Microeconomics
4353 / Intermediate Macroeconomics
List other economics courses:
ACCOUNTANCY
2010 / Introduction to Accounting
2036 / Accounting I
2037 / Accounting II
2258 / Computer-Based Data Systems
4356 / Financial Accounting Concepts
List other accounting courses:
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
1041 / Applied Microeconomics
1042 / Applied Macroeconomics
2123 / Quantitative Applications in Agricultural Economics
2225 / Statistical Analysis
List other courses in agricultural economics:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
List courses in business administration:
FINANCE
1000 / Principles of Finance
2000 / Survey of Business Finance
3000 / Corporate Finance
4010 / Financial Management
4020 / Investments
List other finance courses:
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
1133 / Hospitality Law
List other courses in hospitality management:
MANAGEMENT
3000 / Fundamentals of Management
3200 / Business and Society
3540 / Introduction to Business Law
4010 / Operations Management
List other management courses:
MARKETING
3000 / Principles of Marketing
List other marketing courses:
PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING
2183 / Personal and Family Finance
3283 / Financial Planning: Computer Applications
3287 / Consumer and Household Economics I
List other courses in personal financial planning:
TEXTILE AND APPAREL MANAGEMENT
List courses in textile and apparel management:
OTHER COURSES