Atl Tutors recently helped my son study for the SSAT. They sent an extremely qualified tutor to…read moremeet with my son 2-3x/week for approx a month. The tutor was fabulous and the fees were reasonable. I much prefer one on one instruction in the privacy of my home to going to a public center in a strip mall somewhere. I highly recommend Atlanta Tutors and will use them in the future.

Excellent service and professional, prompt, trustworthy tutor. Would definitely recommend.read more

My son has been working with Jenna Humphrey for a few months and to say the least, she is a great…read moretutor. Thanks to Jenna my son improved on his SAT test score by 30 percent. As a tutor she is a highly intelligent and knows what she is saying and doing. As a person she is very friendly and incredibly patient. In the future if I ever need a tutor for my two children, there is no doubt that I will call Jenna again. Thank you in home tutors, Marco Loyola

We come to Atlanta from out of state for a month at a time during each school year. Our school…read moreprovides the work and we get tutors from In-Home Tutors to help get it done. Dennis, the owner of In-Home Tutors, is very responsive and makes sure he finds the most appropriate tutor for us. We have been happy with his efforts and response to any concerns. I would definitely recommend this company.

My child has been going to Mathnasium for around a year now, and every time they do their…read more"assessment", they give her things that she's already learned even though I told them she learned it and called it "brand new information". Furthermore, they expect your child to sit on a chair for an hour while giving them pages that are repetitive. Highly do not recommend this center for children with mental disorders, maybe even children in general. GET BETTER.

My children have learned a lot and are continuing to learn faster they are having a lot of fun…read morewhile learning and having a good time

I cannot judge any of their tutors. What I would say to parents who are considering them is that…read morethey essentially treat their tutors like slave labor. Their markup is over 200% and the pay rate if you include travel and prep time at best $13 for a person with a PhD. it's preposterous

I have had the pleasure of working with the associates here at Applerouth on many occasions. I have…read morea niece and two nephews that took to them after receiving a referral from a friend. I couldn't be more impressed with their level of professionalism. My niece had a particularly difficult situation. After losing her father two hears ago, we noticed a steady decline in her grades at school. After a year as a C student trying to tutor at home we realized we needed a professional to help her understand the material. Applerouth created a unique learning plan and was able to connect with her on a level we never could! She is now bringing in an A- average, and we couldn't be happier. She's making friends, and is actually excited to go to school. I wholeheartedly recommend Applerouth to anyone who may find themselves in our situation, or for anyone who may just need a bit of help. You won't regret it!

My son and I visited Mind Bubble on Sunday at Challenges Gamea and Comics in Decatur, Ga (North…read moreDekalb Mall). My son wanted to go over rates and ratios for his tutoring session. As soon as we arrived, he was matched with a tutor who is an Emory University volunteer. He had a wonderful session and experience. After he completed his tutoring session he was able to play a board game with his peers. He really enjoyed that. I sat and talked to the two founders of this organizatiom who are two nice gentleman that seem to genuinely want toake a difference. I will continie to this service whenever my son needs extra help with a new unit.

From the owner: Mind Bubble offers free tutoring in every subject area for students in grades 6-8. We encourage…read morestudents and tutors to be creative and have fun! Our students enjoy learning in a relaxed atmosphere and parents appreciate our focus on promoting social-emotional growth as well as traditional academic support.

Poor communication Delayed communication…read more Tutor takes one hour paid vacation away from student as part of contract Did not meet expectations

My child has made amazing growth with the Barton learning system in a very short period of time. I…read moream very happy with his reading growth

Omg! The workers here makes the material, easy to understand and provides unique strategies for…read moretackling certain types of problems. The post course assessment was great to provide some structure on how to study after the course ends and before the real exam. It's also great that Manhattan Prep offers a post exam assessment if you don't meet your score goals so you know what to focus on to prepare for the next exam. Overall Manhattan Prep is a great service for studying for the GMAT, and Jamie in particular is a fantastic instructor who will help you achieve your goal score!

The GMAT test is a pain in the butt! Thinking about it now is still congers up some pretty awful…read morememories. After a few weeks of attempting to study for the test on my own, I made the same choice many in my position do, and I reluctantly signed up for a very expensive class. Ultimately, this turned out to be a great decision. The Good: James, the Atlanta instructor, is why this review gets five stars. He is fantastic. He teaches the required curriculum, but then he goes beyond that and helps students understand the test, the best guessing strategies, and even those pesky math fundamentals that I have not used since high school. What I feel set this class apart from experiences my peers have had with other companies, is that James was always available. Even 4 months after the class, when I it was Steve vs. the GMAT, round II, I still got help with my GMAT questions via email. The online tutorial sessions are also fantastic. You can use them to supplement your in class and at home work, and ensure that you stay on track. What I liked most about them, is that they tended to be very personalized. The attendance was low, so it was typically a 3:1 ratio, which provided a very interactive learning environment. My only complaint about the class, is that they don't have a very solid "guarantee." After my first try at the test, I needed more help, and though James was available to answer specific questions, and the online materials were at my finger tips, I would have appreciated a chance to sit for more live classes. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend MGMAT to anyone.

My family and I absolutely love this school. We enrolled our oldest when she was in first grade and…read moreour other two children followed when it was time for Kindergarten. The community is strong and encouraging. We've been pleased with the level of academic rigor and the opportunities it has given our kids to explore new opportunities and ideas. They have been able to participate in sports, perform in plays, read wonderful books, try hands-on science experiments, and develop a deeper appreciation of art, poetry, music, and so many other things. Intown Community School has truly been a gift to our family.

Although the classes are smaller than public schools, the school is not very accommodating with…read morestudents of varying learning speeds. If your child excels in math or science, I would not recommend this school since they don't have a large enough class size to create varying levels of classes. The history and language arts curriculum is very creative, I think the chronological time line and incorporating both literature, history, and biblical studies together worked very effectively. However, a school should be able to excel in all subjects rather than just a few, since a well rounded education, especially at a young age, can help children discover their passions. After I transferred from Intown to my public school, I realized that I was very behind in math. I went into the accelerated program at the public schools and I found the classes much more rigorous and I was able to develop a much better work ethic for college. Smaller school also meant less club varieties too.