Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Atlanta, GA

My name is Kerri, and I'm a recent Master's graduate who just recently moved back home to the Atlanta area. I have a broad scientific background in biology, math, chemistry, psychology, neuroscience, and anatomy but have specialized my career in the direction of marine biology and animal behavior in particular. I'm great with kids and have a passion for math and science, and love to help out!

...college-level engineering courses and have loved every second of it! To me, connecting with students and successfully overcoming intellectual obstacles together is the most exciting part of tutoring; students tend to see me as an approachable peer as a result. I am most comfortable tutoring Math and Physics, but I've also stored up quite a bit of knowledge from taking way too many standardized tests. In my free time, I enjoy learning about interesting/odd/strange things...

...at Ohio University. After graduating I joined Teach For America and taught high school English and Special Education for two years, followed by two years of middle school English and math. I am now completing my M.Ed. in K-12 Reading from Mercer University. I have had diverse experiences teaching English in rural, urban, and suburban schools as well as internationally in South Africa and Costa Rica. Besides teaching, I enjoys playing the violin, cooking, and...

...new ways to apply the knowledge and skills they acquire in the classroom. I am currently the Editor-in-Chief of Crit, the Journal of the American Institute of Architecture Students, a national peer-reviewed publication in which high school, college, and graduate students publish their written and design work. I also work as a college essay editor for an educational consultant based in Philadelphia. I am preparing applications to dual-degree graduate programs in city planning and law....

...very well, and am preparing to take the GRE Mathematics Subject Test. What makes me a great tutor is my ability to think in not only a right brained way, but also in a more creative left brained way. This helps me better connect with students who struggle with subjects like math because of the feeling they do not posses the analytical skills needed to achieve success. In my experience, every problem can be tackled...

...an AmeriCorps VISTA and at the Carter Center. Currently, I'm working for a State Representative in Atlanta, GA. I played baseball in college and still try to play when I can. I'm here to help as much as possible. Learning new subjects can be difficult and my goal is to have a fun and relaxed environment to do it in. I'm open to any questions whether about school, applying to college, or anything else. If...

...have recently moved to Atlanta from DC. I am a training and performance improvement professional, and recently earned a Master's in Education from George Washington University. Professionally, my focus is on instructional design, and I'm passionate about translating knowledge into true learning. When tutoring, my goal is for students to not only complete their assigned work, but to attain an understanding of the subject matter that translates into classroom success. I believe in a hands...

I am a resident physician who is currently taking a year off to do research. I have a year experience teaching and tutoring the MCAT and DAT. I also tutor the GRE and SAT. I love teaching and mentoring pre-med students. I'm good at explaining complex concepts in simple terms, and I enjoy giving additional problems to make sure that my students have really mastered the material.

...begets understanding. Understanding begets creativity. Creativity begets progress. We as a society progress by placing as much value in educating others as we do in learning for our individual selves. Learning shouldn't be boring. It should be engaging, captivating, and exciting. During my time as a tutor, I hope to create the best of learning environments to foster understanding and creativity. Furthermore, I hope to make the learning experience engaging, captivating, and exciting.... I will not only teach the student how to understand something with my help, I will also teach them how to learn and understand without my help���for I will not always be there. Students are by themselves when they are taking a test, for example.

...culture, and gender theory. At UVa, I have taught literature courses as well as first-year writing seminars, which have focused on topics including the American Dream, Gender and Sexuality, and Borders and Frontiers. My favorite things about teaching writing are working individually with students to help them brainstorm ideas and articulate their point of view in their clearest, strongest voice, and seeing their work become stronger across each draft they revise. When working with students...