Education
PhD in Finance, University of California, Berkeley (Haas School of Business) (incoming)
Subjects
Finance, Economics, Mathematics
Achievements
BS in Mathematics and BA in Economics from the University of Chicago; Suzanne B. Rudolph Scholarship, University Scholarship, and Dean's Scholarship (University of Chicago); LSAT 176 (99th percentile); GRE 167/170 Verbal and 170/170 Quant; two years as a predoctoral researcher at MIT Sloan
About
Hanbin is an incoming PhD student in Finance at the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. She holds a BS in Mathematics and a BA in Economics from the University of Chicago and has worked for the last two years as a predoctoral researcher at the MIT Sloan School of Management. She has 15 years of tutoring and mentoring experience, including SAT, AP, GRE, and LSAT preparation.
Discipline
Economics & Business
Academic Achievements
Suzanne B. Rudolph Scholarship (University of Chicago) University Scholarship (University of Chicago) -- academic tuition scholarship Dean's Scholarship (University of Chicago) -- research-based scholarship LSAT - 176 (99th percentile) GRE - 167/170 (Verbal), 170/170 (Quant)
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
I have worked as a tutor/mentor for the past 15 years, with experience teaching SAT, various APs, GRE, and the LSAT. I've been an SAT and Algebra instructor over summers in Korea, teaching up to 30 hours a week. I have also managed a team of undergraduate researchers while I was working as a predoctoral researcher over the last two years and have experience leading large research teams towards collaborative results.
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