Atlanta Georgia Tutors from Emory University
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You can meet some of these exceptional tutors below. This is not the full list of tutors from this college town, and if you need a tutor who teaches specific subjects not offered by any of our current tutors at that college, whether listed here or not, then we will work to find a new tutor for you at the college, using our extensive tutor network and contacts.
Giana
Emory University, Class of 2028, majoring in Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology and English (with a focus in Rhetorical Studies)
Tutoring subjects:
Math, Biology, Chemistry, English, Psychology, SAT/PSAT/AP Prep, Essay Development/Editing
Test results:
ACT: 34 (Math 34, Reading 36, English 35, Science 32)
AP Scores: Biology (5), Calculus BC (4), English Literature and Composition (5), Physics 1 (3), Psychology (4), United States History (4)
Hello! My name is Giana, and I am a sophomore at Emory University double-majoring in Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology and English. I am currently located on Emory’s Oxford campus, but will be matriculating over to Emory’s Atlanta campus starting August 2026 (it is no problem for me to commute to Atlanta for tutoring). I graduated Summa Cum Laude from the Morris County School of Technology’s Performing Arts Academy for the Dance Arts in 2024, where I was inducted into multiple academic honor societies, including National Honor Society, and earned the AP Scholar Award with Distinction. In addition to my academic background, I’ve spent most of my life as a competitive figure skater and worked as a figure skating coach for five years. Coaching students ranging from young beginners to adult skaters strengthened my ability to communicate efficiently, adapt quickly to different learning styles, and break down complex techniques into digestible steps to build confidence in my students. These skills translate directly into my academic instruction style: structured, patient, and results-oriented. I began tutoring in high school, where I discovered my passion for academia while serving as an English and Biology I tutor and later as a math tutor through Math Honor Society after completing AP Calculus BC. At Emory, I have continued to pursue teaching opportunities. I have worked as a laboratory teaching assistant for Biology I students and currently work as a supplemental instructor for Biology II, where I lead weekly review sessions, create study guides, and help students master the concepts of a historically challenging course in a collaborative learning environment.
Salma
Emory University, Class of 2008, majoring in Applied Mathematics and pursuing a dual degree with Georgia Tech in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Tutoring subjects:
Math (up to AP Calculus BC), English and Writing, Robotics, Coding, and Chemistry
Test results:
SAT: 1480 (750 Math, 730 English)
AP Scores: Calculus BC (5), Chemistry (3), English Language and Composition (5), English Literature and Composition (5), US History (5), Research (4), Seminar (5), Spanish (5), World History (5)
Hello! My name is Salma, and I am a sophomore at Emory University, majoring in Applied Mathematics, and pursuing a dual degree with Georgia Tech in Industrial and Systems Engineering. I am currently located at Emory’s Atlanta Campus, and will be matriculating at Georgia Tech in the fall of 2027. In 2024, I graduated Valedictorian from North Star Academy Washington Park High School in Newark, NJ. Throughout high school, I tutored geometry and algebra and, as a senior, regularly peer-reviewed English essays and research papers to help classmates strengthen their writing and analytical skills. Through Emory Reads, I had the opportunity to tutor small groups of children ranging from 1st to 4th grade in reading, writing, and math during my freshman year of college. This past summer, I worked as a STEM educator at Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, NJ, where I planned and facilitated hands-on learning activities in aeronautics, robotics, coding, chemistry, and more. Over the course of ten weeks, I led groups of up to 20 students, designing interactive experiments and challenges that allowed students to build, test, and explore concepts themselves, making science exciting and tangible. Outside of work, I have found a passion in volunteering with ACEing Autism, a nonprofit that holds weekly tennis clinics for low-income autistic youth. I have grown to love the game of tennis and my passion for working with kids has only increased. This experience has taught me the value of communication, patience, consistency, and positive encouragement. I apply this same approach to tutoring by understanding students on a personal level and recognizing that every learner processes information differently. I prioritize creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and building confidence at their own pace.
