We were referred to Michal by my daughter's college counselor.   As soon as we met with Michal, we…read moreknew he was the tutor to go with for ACT prep.  He worked with my daughter over ~6 months and during that time helped her raise her ACT score by 5 points.   We are very thankful for Michal and his very effective tutoring process.   I highly recommend his services.   With some hard work and Michal's expertise, you'll get the results you are looking for!

I took the GRE test prep over this summer and am so happy I did! The price for the class is…read moreunbeatable and I scoured the web trying to find classes that could beat theirs. In addition, the personal attention and constant help you will receive from these teachers is outstanding. Michal and Daniel truly care about your success not only in the class but also your success in the admissions process and life after your exam! I took the GRE one time after taking their course and used that exam score to apply to graduate schools for a Master's in Business Administration. I was very excited to receive my acceptance letter a week after applying to the Business Graduate school of Texas State University in San Marcos, TX that I had been accepted to start my graduate education in the Spring of 2015! Super thankful for ATX Test Prep and the professional and kind service of these teachers and advisers.

Went here for SAT prep for two months last year and got the score I wanted. I recommend!read more

After estimated and interviewed with a few pretty expensive high-profile college admission…read moreconsultation companies on both west and east coasts, we decided to go with the B2A in Austin, hoping that face-to-face in-person touch could help my younger son, P, go through the strenuous process of applying for colleges. There were hiccups on the road but the result turns out terrific. P has been early admitted by his dreamed school. We started to work with B2A in late June due to P's summer camp schedule, and the counselor initially working with us found another opportunity and would leave B2A in 3 weeks. Thankfully, after we informed Emily of the situation, she quickly assigned André to work with P. We couldn't be more grateful for this transition. André has helped P develop essay topics most relevant and resonant to his personal experience and kept encouraging him to be himself. P is strong academically but not much a leader type kid. His essay is touching but by far inspirational. P had disagreement with the head counselor after final-review, and after some back and forth email exchange and amendment, decided to submit without the head counselor's final endorsement by the end of October. Now we look back, it would be helpful if we had started to work with B2A weeks earlier in June. Hope our experience with B2A could benefit other incoming seniors.

Our son Blake (now 2nd grade started end of 1st grade) been going to Huntington for about six…read moremonth have seen great improvement in reading and writing and vocabulary. Slight improvement in math but he really doesn't like it so I understand the slow improvement. But his reading and writing greatly improved and it showed on his ISIP test. I recommend Huntington and specially if you have K-3 grade who needs 1-1 tutoring. Staff there is very nice but Julie the coordinator is great!

Would give it zero stars if I could. Paid a significant amount of money for an ACT course for my…read moredaughter. It has been a horrible experience. They did not cover the whole curriculum, keep changing teachers and cancelling sessions (as they claim they are always sick). They take no responsability and blame the student, who happens to be an A student in high school. Owner clearly has a very significant staffing issue but seems to be in complete denial about her business been in total shambles. If you cannot provide a quality service to your clients then perhaps you should not take them on. In particular when their college future is involved. Shame on you.

Liz is amazing! I am…read moreworking with Liz Pack and it has been such an amazing experience. Even though I haven't started the college application process quite yet, Liz has helped me feel prepared and grow as a student. She always has the best advice and I can't wait to work with her through my junior and senior year!

Our son Lucas is a senior at LASA and just accepted one of several admission offers he received…read more Liz Pack supported us during the last 18 months or so. From test prep to college selection to the application process, it was soup to nuts. It really helped us because Lucas was our first child to hit college-age and everything is so different these days. A service like that can feel like a luxury right now. Things will pass and hiring a counselor really helped us (and Lucas!) a ton. Liz has been an all-around awesome person and resource for our family. Thanks for reading this review. Gunnar

If you're in Texas and want to ensure that you do the best that you possibly can on the LSAT, you…read more100% need to use TestPrepGuy. I studied for the September 2018 LSAT starting in May 2018 - my score went up 20 points from my diagnostic test. Randall and Amanda have the LSAT down to a science and are unlike any other LSAT tutors you're gonna find in the country. They devote SO MUCH of their time to their students and truly care about each and every one of them. Their services go well beyond helping you ace the LSAT, too - they offer application consultations and scholarship negotiation help that make a huge difference in the application process as a whole. I'm well into my second semester of my 1L year and still keep in touch with Randall. He's always willing to help and is still my biggest cheerleader. Seriously wouldn't be where I am today without these guys!

Randall and Amanda are the masters of the LSAT. Hands down…read more Best bang for your buck and they are real, genuine people. They saved me during the LSAT ...that test was kickin' my A.

After 3 private lessons with Christian, my daughter's ACT English and Reading scores went up 8…read morepoints! She is now eligible to get into almost every school in the State of Texas and eligible for scholarships. She is retaking the SAT and ACT again on August 25 and September 8 and hopefully she will get higher scores again. I would love to for you to experience the same benefit for your student. If you sign up for classes or private lessons with Love the SAT, your student will receive a private lesson free, worth $150, and so will my daughter. Please call them and tell them Donna Nielsen referred you.

My daughter took an ACT class with Christian and then took three 1:1 sessions with him in the two…read moreweeks prior to the exam. Her ACT score increased from a 29 to a 34. Can't beat that! We are both delighted. The office is easy to find off Spicewood Springs. It is definitely not a beautiful space, but it's functional and well worth the investment. Parents, if you have to drive your kids, there are lots of other places very close by where you can wait or get in a quick grocery run to Randalls.

Rhodes Schokar Tutoring is by far the best decision to make. The Tutoring is excellent! Use them,…read moreyou can thank yourself later...

Scott Rhodes was my math tutor from 9th grade to 12th grade. He helped me in Geometry, Algebra, Pre…read moreCalculus and AP Calculus. Not only did he help me achieve quality grades in these courses, he made sure that I truly understood the meaning behind what I was learning. Through applying math to real-life situations, he made the material easier to understand and more enjoyable to learn. Mr. Rhodes also significantly helped me in one-on-one SAT prep and increased my score significantly after just a few sessions. I also received a 4 on my calculus AP exam, which I definitely could not have done without Mr. Rhodes assistance. In these four years of tutoring, Mr. Rhodes has been an excellent mentor, teacher, and friend for me.

The LSAT was a true beast for me. It was so very hard. I was sitting at a 165. After working with…read moreRachel for half a year while working full time, I got a 173 on the real thing. I give Rachel a lot of credit for that. If you're like me, you take an online LSAT course, read several LSAT prep books, take a bunch of practice tests, then plateau in the low-160s. The LSAT did not come intuitively for me, and as all LSAT takers know, one question may translate to one or maybe even two points. So, if someone can give you a tip to help you get an additional question right, that literally translates to an extra point on the test. Below are several tips Rachel gave me specifically for what I struggled with: 1. A necessary assumption question's answer may also be a sufficient assumption; don't get confused. 2. For strengthening questions, Imagine you're giving a PowerPoint presentation trying to convince your audience of something. 3. Using shapes is a powerful method for attacking certain logic games. 4. Try doing LR questions backwards. For some people (like me), the psychological benefit of doing easier and easier questions as you move along may help. 5. For splitting game boards in LG, split them using rules that form the biggest "blocks". 6. For some people (like me), diagramming frequently in LR actually slows you down way too much. Rachel pointed that out to me; I never would've realized it. I never thought doing away with diagramming would actually increase my speed and accuracy. I imagine Rachel would give you different tips based on your specific weaknesses. After all, the tips above were provided to me based on my particular weaknesses she observed. Importantly, the LSAT is already a struggle, and you don't need a tutor who's just there to make some money on the side. Rachel is not like that. She shows up eager to help more than anything else. Thanks a lot Rachel; I owe you one!

Rachel is pretty unique compared to most other tutors/prep companies. When I worked with her, it…read morewas the first time that I was taught completely different (and more intuitive) ways of studying that weren't just derivatives of powerscore. All of the tutors that I discussed with before had their individual methods, but at the end of the day they were all just repackaged techniques developed by the big companies (like powerscore, manhattan prep, etc.) The thing about Rachel is that she doesn't fight the qualities that make an individual student unique; she embraces them and develops strategies that consider the quirks of a student & turns them into an advantage. For instance, when I was just starting out with Rachel my studying habits were all over the place. In particular, I had a tendency to hyper-focus on mundane/unimportant parts of the text. To combat this, Rachel didn't just tell me to "stop doing that"(which is typically what everyone else says); rather she worked with my bad habit and turned it into an advantage. She worked with me to utilize hyper-focusing for speeding up my processes with the easier material while also helping me form strategies to redirect this focus when things go south, which are all based on a very simple framework of attacking questions. I didn't have a very solid strategy for studying reading comprehension before, but now I actually have something that works for me that isn't one of the cookie cutter methods that most companies teach. I've been able to identify and break many bad habits, as well as learn to use my ADHD specific "powers" to their advantage rather than detriment. I honestly think I would have plateaued at 165 if it wasn't for her, her pin-point accuracy for detecting my problems were unreal. I've always been wary of tutors as a self-studier, but Rachel is just built different.