Matthew Bowling

Matthew Bowling has worked at Mometrix Test Preparation since 2007 and currently serves as Executive Managing Director. Mometrix Test Preparation's team of testing experts devote hours upon hours to painstakingly review piles of content and boil it all down to the critical concepts that are most likely to be on your exam. Our goal is for our study materials, coupled with diligent effort, to empower a test-taker to attain the highest score within their ability to achieve. We research, develop, produce, and retail our test preparation products to test-takers all over the world. Our products are developed by experts in each test's field of study to ensure the highest quality, most relevant content possible. We take very seriously that our customers trust us to give them the information they need in order to perform well on the exam and select only the highest qualified writers using a rigorous application process. Mometrix also has the largest catalog of any test preparation publisher, now offering over 3,500 products covering over 1,500 different standardized exams. Keeping up with the constant changes in the many different exam markets we cover, our product development team averages more than 100 product updates each week. Mometrix study materials comprise a collection of over 174 million words, larger than the entire print history of TIME Magazine. Mr. Bowling has scored in the 99th percentile of test-takers on the ACT, SAT, PSAT and GRE, including perfect scores on the SAT Math, ACT Math, ACT Reading, ACT Science, GRE Quantitative and GRE Analytical sections. He graduated summa cum laude with University Honors from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science and subsequently earned a Master of Science. He is a National Merit Scholar, a Texas A&M President's Endowed Scholar, a Dwight Look College of Engineering Scholar, the recipient of the Jack P. CoVan Award, and a member of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society. Over the years he has worked as a tutor, instructor, teaching assistant, and graduate assistant lecturer for students from middle school to graduate school in fields ranging from test preparation to mathematics and technical subjects. He resides in southeast Texas with his wife and children.