The Tutor Doctor has matched my daughter with the absolute best pairing. The way Mrs. Stacey…read more(Tutor) works with my daughter is nothing short of amazing. Since they have been working together my daughter has went up two letter grades and her confidence and organizational skills have blossomed (as in she was very not sure of herself at all and had zero organization lol). This has been the best decision as a parent and has been a huge benefit to my daughter. Thank you Mrs. Stacey (Tutor) and Tutor Doctor!!! T. Scales

From the owner: Ask us about our Online tutoring. Tutor Doctor online private tutoring offers the same great…read moreexperience, but with the flexibility of the session being anywhere with an internet connection. Even though education is an important building block for creating a successful future, there is no one-size-fits-all tactic to learning, retaining information, and successfully applying the material. Tutor Doctor understands that each student is unique in the way he or she learns. That is why our in-home private tutors provide one-on-one tutoring catered to your child's needs. Our tutors are proficient in a wide range of subjects, including languages, math, science, English, test prep, and more.

Have not responded to refunds for services that were never provided. Have called emailed and went…read moreto their place of business and have not started the process of refund the funds to the ban.

Amazing staff,so professional, helpful,understanding. My…read moredaughter had amazing growth .

My experience with Integrative MCAT Tutoring (IMT), owned by Cara Manlandro dr.cm@procge.org, was…read moreless than satisfactory, and I feel compelled to share my observations for the benefit of potential users. Despite initial positive reviews on platforms such as YouTube and Wyzant, my encounter with the course revealed significant shortcomings. Upon initiating contact with Integrative MCAT, the primary challenge was inconsistent communication. Following an upfront payment of $600--comprising $250 for the initial month and a $350 deposit for AAMC FL review sessions--expectations were set for a well-organized and effective learning experience. Supposed to kick off the orientation on a Monday, but nothing. No emails, no Slack invite, no calendar. Big yikes. Cohort for March test takers started on Nov 11, or so they said. A week goes by, radio silence from Cara. Emailed her, finally got a response with links to Google Drive, calendar, and Slack. Now, let's talk about the course. It's like a digital jungle in that Google Drive, outdated materials from ancient cohorts. Classes? Cancelled left and right with no set schedule. Evening hours from 7 pm to 11 pm, and if you miss a class, tough luck--no recordings to catch up because for some reason they have zoom issues & they cant download them. In addition to the challenges I've mentioned, it's important to note that the course schedule at Integrative MCAT Tutoring is contingent on the availability of other tutors, including medical students and, in some cases, i believe one physician. Unfortunately, if these tutors are called into work or have particularly busy days, classes may be subject to cancellation. This unpredictability can make it challenging for students to plan their study routine effectively. Furthermore, there is a noticeable emphasis on assigning homework or "catch-up days," which, in my experience, seemed to be an attempt to compensate for the irregularity of the schedule. This practice may be frustrating for students seeking a more structured and reliable learning experience, as it adds an additional layer of unpredictability to an already inconsistent course structure. Eustacia, the assistant? Rude, mean, and straight-up condescending vibes. No Slack chats allowed among students--probably 'cause they're all fake accounts. After two weeks of Cara having all sorts of "emergencies" getting hit by a car, having connection issues, her kid's concussion, getting COVID 5x in a week and more drama than a reality show, I made the difficult decision to discontinue my enrollment since at this point I learned nothing other than her personal problems. Subsequently, I sought a refund from Cara, since no classes took places and orientation never happened for my March 2023 cohort.She initially agreed but failed to process it. This lack of financial redress forced me to resort to disputing the $600 charge with my bank, significantly impacting my ability to secure alternative tutoring or educational resources during a crucial period of preparation because it took almost a month to get my money back since Cara refused to process the refund when she said she would. In conclusion, my intent in sharing this experience is to caution prospective students about the pitfalls and inadequacies of Integrative MCAT Tutoring. It is my hope that this information serves as a valuable consideration for individuals seeking reliable and effective MCAT preparation resources. Also note that within the class there is an extra fee you pay if you need private tutoring or group tutoring. is $50/hr or $25 if u do a group, add this to your $250 monthly intital fee AND the $350 to review the aamc FLS

Thomas is a wonderful swim instructor! I brought my son for one-on-one lessons because wanted to…read moreprepare him for the YMCA test. He has already grown so much more confident since working with Thomas (he is very kind and encouraging) and his grandparents have been so impressed when he swims at their pool on the weekends. I couldn't be more pleased.

From the owner: Let's go ALL IN... THE WATER! You will be amazed by the new-found confidence in your child's eyes…read moreas they CAN DO IT! We believe that everyone can swim. Creating an unintimidating atmosphere where each child can learn, thrive and grow is our number one priority.

Great service especially for younger students. The staff is very professional and flexible with…read moreyour child's learning needs. Highly recommend for student success.

Yes!!! Our 9-year old raised both joy and grades in math exponentially with Mathnasium. Just the…read moreright length of sessions, content, vibe, and incentivizing! No extra homework like Kumon. Sessions are 50/50 with half grade-appropriate content and half school math work, so it helps us out in the week too. Tatum is terrific. Within weeks, there was notable improvement and positive feedback from the teachers at school. (Parents both teach at a local university.) Still happily going in summer too!