AboutMGR Expertise I try to work with students to look at their goals, academic history, SAT or GRE scores, extracurricular activities, etc.... I then try to help these students figure out where they stand in order to best achieve their goals. At times, I am able to suggest specific schools a student may be interested in.
I am unable to tell students whether or not they will obtain admission to a specific college, however, I am able to provide general guidance.
While I will provide general college / graduate school essay topic advice, I will not provide any editing assistance.
Experience I have been an SAT I, AP Biology, and writing tutor for the past eight years. I have provided college advice and essay editing for many of my former students, and have served on the alum interviewing committee for my alma matter (an ivy league school).
Education/Credentials BA - Environmental Biology
MSEd - In Progress
(Tests Taken: SAT I, SAT II - Math IIC, Biology, GRE, LAST, CST, and various others)
Question 1. Is MD highest?
2. How realiable is expert opinion say from 0 to 100%. What is the ranges?
Answer Hi Henry,
An MD is a medical doctor who has attended 4 years of college and 4 years of medical school. (Usually MDs go on to complete a residency in a certain area, and sometimes a fellowship).
A Ph.D is a "doctor of philosophy" - something that generally takes 4 years of college and 6 years of graduate school to complete (although that varies).
But having these initials fter your name does not make you "smarter" than someone else, nor does it necessarily mean that you know more than someone in a given area. Generally you can trust that an MD knows more than the average person about medicine, but I have met many very bright people who know more than the typical MD.
The reliability of an "expert opinion" also depends on the question, the expert, etc. In the case of allexperts, the "experts" are realistically just giving you advice. Unfortunately, you need to look at their background, other questions they've answered, as well as whether or not the advice just seems right. I wish I could give you a % answer, but it's impossible! Without knowing the question or question area, it makes it even harder!
