Signed my kids up with Tutor Doctor Sun Prairie and couldn't be happier. Andrew and Christine…read moreRomagna go above and beyond; real people who care. They took time to get to know each of my kids and paired them with tutors who actually click with them. My daughter's confidence shot up, and my son stopped dreading homework. This isn't some cookie-cutter tutoring gig. It's personalized, thoughtful, and it works

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.

I was not a huge fan…read more Some of the employees were EXCELLENT. Some of them were not - no one was awful but when you are stressed you need everything to go smoothly and pleasant faces around. The facility isnt on a great side of town. It is in the corner of this little strip mall. The front area is where you have a locker and hang your coat - this is where you keep your phone. Nice big area but you are not allowed to study or eat there. Room on left is to keep your food only, little cubby with fridge, water, table and chair - but you cant have phone or papers. The bathroom is two stalls and fine. Then you enter the area where they register you, check your pockets and wave you with the metal detector. No qualms. No real qualms with the testing room either. It was two rows, maybe 20 seats total. Pretty quiet. Temperature was okay, it went up and down, I had my sweater on and off a few times. Overall it was all just fine. I just didnt like that there was no place for me to study... unless I left and then went where, to my car? Other centers I found there was plenty of space to sit with food, my books abd my phone to relax. Here I had to jump place to place to check what I needed. Just not a big fan.

They were really not helpful during this time to reschedule testing and there were no agents…read moreavailable to chat with. Really stressful in this time to have to worry about this on top of everything else.

Highly recommend this tutoring center. They gave our son the knowledge and confidence he needed to…read moreraise his ACT composite score 4 points!! We are so grateful!

So far, we're not impressed. Our child has a different tutor every time and some times multiple…read moretutors in the same session.

I highly recommend Stefan Maisnier for MBA admissions guidance. When our son decided to pursue his…read moreMBA on a tight timeline, Stefan quickly created a clear, strategic plan. He objectively evaluated our son's strengths and weaknesses, identified gaps--especially in quantitative skills--and worked closely with him to address those areas. Stefan's deep knowledge of admissions and test prep ensured our son targeted schools that fit his profile and goals, and he provided invaluable support throughout the process. Stefan's professionalism and expertise made a real difference for our family. My wife and I would recommend him to anyone seeking high-level, personalized admissions guidance and GMAT prep.

I had a poor experience with MyGuru for LSAT tutoring and law school admissions prep…read more For 6 weeks, I met with a tutor twice a week for 90 minutes. I would do practice test sections assigned to me and we would review them in our sessions. Because I was planning on applying for the Fall of '25, I wanted to get a 10 point LSAT bump from my original diagnostic score in a matter of 10 weeks. I did not put enough time in studying to get such a large increase, but nor I find the tutoring particularly helpful. In addition, I paid an exorbitant sum for law school admissions counseling. When the tutoring wasn't going in the direction I had been hoping, I cancelled the tutoring and the admissions counseling, deciding to wait for the next admissions cycle to apply. MyGuru would only refund me 50% of their admissions counseling fee, despite meeting with me only once about admissions. When I asked them for a refund based on the work they put in, they said: if they calculated that, it would be likely be a greater cost. I accepted the 50% refund and asked them for a deliverable of the work they had done. They gave me an excel document in which they took notes from our admissions meeting and had collected admission information from law school websites. There was nothing new or helpful about this information, and I suspect it took him less than an hour to copy and paste it from the law school admissions websites. Yet, MyGuru was comfortable charging me thousands of dollars for it.