Asheville Math has been incredibly helpful for my High School daughter that has struggled with math…read moresince elementary school. While she excels at every other subject Math has always been difficult for her. The tutors here have a great way of teaching that makes math understandable even for students that are very behind in the subject. After my daughter's last tutor session she said "if math was taught this way in school I wouldn't dread it and it would make sense to me".... They also seem to offer homework help/group tutoring and I'm sure they could challenge any child that was looking to go beyond what they are currently learning at school. Overall we are extremely pleased.

From the owner: Asheville Math is a dedicated learning center for helping people of all ages learn math. We works…read morewith students of all grades, AP classes, SAT prep, GRE prep - you name it, if there's math involved, we can help! Call for a math skills assessment!

I want to thank the staff at Biltmore Tutoring for all they have done to support my daughter in her…read moreefforts to get into college and to obtain scholarship money. The tutoring and the advice/guidance was EXTREMELY helpful. My daughter was admitted into her top choice college, and others, and was given the Dean of Science scholarship, which in essence eliminated the out-of-state tuition cost. She got other scholarship money as well. I would say that we certainly got a GREAT return on our investment. Further, the process was a lot less stressful knowing that a professional team was behind us all the way. Parent of a SILSA student Now we just need to get my son moving along ...... !

My daughter has been using Stacey and Brian for academic support, now, for almost 7 years, and we…read morecan't explain how grateful we are for their involvement in her development. Their concerns, support and reassuring smiles, over the years, have instilled an enormous level of confidence and discipline that she will easily carry forward. Math, History, French, and English tutors were all available when we needed them, and now, with her 3.85, we are preparing to use their expertise once again, to help us direct her towards the college of her choice. Over the years, I've seen students from the first grade, to a college student needing a little calculus counsel while away at school, communicating via SKYPE, all receive the help they requested. Their new offices are remarkably convenient and have all the tools needed to help you student succeed. I give them my whole hearted recommendation. -Eric 4/3/2019

* First time at one of these testing centers * Smooth…read moreexperience * Staff was friendly and even allowed me to change computer stations before I started my test (if you are somebody who gets easily distracted, try kindly asking if you can face a wall instead of the door. Proctors will likely come in and out of the testing area often) * I used earplugs during the test and recommend others do the same. This is a lower level office unit and you can hear people walking above you * Nothing special about the location but it was easy to find, adequate parking, clean, with minimal distractions. *Their office chairs were more comfortable than I expected and allowed you to customize settings to best fit your body. However, if you are a larger-bodied person, they may be a little tight. I suggest calling ahead to see if they have an option that would suit you better. * On top of being friendly, the staff was super diligent about cleaning - I constantly saw them disinfecting surfaces. Plenty of hand sanitizer stationed all over the testing center

I've taken multiple exams at several testing centers. Here's why you should avoid this one:…read more- Paper thin walls. You hear every. single. footstep from the office fronts upstairs. The "white noise machines" don't help. My earplugs didn't either. - One bathroom. If you have timed breaks, cross your fingers you don't spend your precious minutes waiting on someone else! - Seat arrangements can be hit or miss if you're even a little bit distractible. My first day I sat facing the wall-- no issues. Second day I sat facing the door. A proctor comes in and out of that door to do a walk through every 10 minutes, and other test-takers are in and out the door constantly throughout the day. I blame corporate for cutting corners, not the guys up front. Pay for proper insulation. Get the extra bathroom. Don't try to squeeze too many stations into a room just for a bottom line.