Lighthouse Tutoring has been absolutely wonderful to work with for my son's college coursework…read more Their hourly rates are very comparable. It has been extremely easy to schedule tutoring for college level classes (currently receiving tutoring for 2 subjects). They are flexible, and they always try to provide a tutor that works around my son's class schedule. My son has had the same tutor throughout numerous tutoring sessions, thereby providing continuity in his studies. My son really enjoys the sessions, and he really feels it's worthwhile; the tutor has been extremely knowledgeable in his subjects. His grades have really improved. We strongly recommend Lighthouse Tutoring!

From the owner: Lubbock's number one source for college level tutoring. We provide One-on-One tutoring as well as…read moregroup review sessions for all of the universities in town. We specialize in college tutoring but are also available for help to those seeking certifications in the working world like math for nurses or real estate agents. Come and join us for an unparalleled learning experience. Feel free to hang around, grab a cup of coffee, tea, or a dessert, and discuss what you are studying in our relaxed cafe area. Our One-on-One tutoring and review sessions are available at a discount when purchased in quantities of 3 or more. We even have gift cards available that you can send to a loved one attending a nearby university. Lighthouse College Tutoring, Lubbock's destination for college level tutoring!

Our son has done wonderful with mathnasium, he now loves math and thinks it is easy. He wants to do…read moremath for fun and is excited, happy and ready to go during the week. He is doing better with his grade and in the first 4 weeks his report card went from a D to a C, and the papers he is bringing home are A's and B's now. But his confidence in himself and his abilities is a night and day difference. So happy we decided to come to mathnasium, a lifesaver!

Always attentive to my son's learning needs. Very friendly staff & owner. The tutoring helped…read moregreatly with my son passing the TSI Test to prepare for College Algebra in his junior year of high school so he was able to take Dual Credit Algebra in high school.

Interesting past reviews here on the Texas Tech University page, but I can read between the lines…read moreand just hope others can too. But this college in the dusty Panhandle town of Lubbock, Texas, ain't so bad as the low rated reviews say. It is NOT a big city. Bigger than most towns within 340 miles or so, but it's still got that small town vibe. My daughters' doctor and many other really good doctors in this vicinity studied and/or graduated from TTU. I have taken family members to Texas Tech health care facilities all over Lubbock. The staff members' compassion and competence have meant the world to me. I didn't attend Tech for a reason. I had the chance, but I didn't want to go to the same damn school as everyone else from my high school. Lol. I also didn't see the point in spending the tons of money since I knew I wouldn't be getting a full scholarship. My uncle graduated from here, though, and played baseball. Wreck 'Em! I have been here for all kinds of events and most recently my two young daughters and I walked across the campus during the day and then later on the night of April 25, 2026. The campus was well-lit in most areas. My daughter who is in seventh grade is already expressing interest in this place to become a vet. She has a while to go, but they are already pushing the college degree plan in her school. We'll see... The Red Raider mascot is one of the most unique in the country. There are traditions here. Sound ones. Good ones. It's not an ivy league... lololol, Klara K. (review from 7.25.2017). Oh man, that was funny. College is meant for meaningful degrees for significant work. Tech delivers on that. The only set back I have about it is the parking. That's most colleges. I get it. But what a pain that I don't miss.

Texas Tech needs to monitor their advisors! My daughter has not had a positive experience with any…read moreof her advisors. if you are an advisor, you have a critical job to provide some guidance and support to students. All her advisors have been rude, and react as though they are being bothered! This has been the biggest disappointment at Texas Tech! For the cost of tuition, they should screen for better advisors!

If you're looking for real instruction, meaningful progress, or actual teaching tailored to your…read morechild's needs, this is not it. What Sylvan sells is the illusion of help--slick marketing, buzzwords, and glossy promises--without the substance to back it up. The most infuriating part? Many of the tutors are certified teachers--professionals with training, experience, and the ability to actually teach. Yet they are not allowed to teach. They're restricted to following rigid scripts and overseeing computer-based programs, rather than delivering direct instruction or using their expertise to meet students where they are. Even worse, tutors are not provided with the tools, flexibility, or autonomy to differentiate instruction. No individualized lesson design. No meaningful adaptation for learning gaps, disabilities, or attention needs. No targeted remediation. Kids with vastly different needs are pushed through the same generic content, regardless of whether it's effective--or appropriate. Instead of teaching, students spend most of their time clicking through pre-packaged software and worksheets that could easily be accessed at home for free. Staff supervise screens rather than instruct minds. Calling this "tutoring" is generous at best. Progress reports are vague, inflated, and self-congratulatory, but measurable growth is rare. Skills don't generalize. Gaps don't close. Confidence doesn't improve. Yet families are encouraged to keep paying, keep enrolling, and keep believing that progress is just around the corner. This model is especially harmful for students who actually need support--children with learning gaps, dyslexia, ADHD, or other learning differences. These students require explicit, structured, differentiated instruction delivered by skilled educators. Sylvan offers none of that, despite employing people who could--if they were allowed to. The cost is staggering for what families receive. Thousands of dollars for supervised screen time, canned curriculum, and restricted professionals who are prevented from doing their jobs. In short, Sylvan Learning Centers prioritizes enrollment and retention over real educational outcomes It looks impressive from the outside, but once you're in, it becomes painfully clear: this is not teaching. It's a business model built on hope, not results.

Very hostile staff. In my judgment they didn't do what was promised. Private tutor $60 an hour and…read moreyet 3 or 4 other children sitting together for their "private" teaching. Teaching not coordinated with school, out of sync. I made a prepayment, and when we finished only refunded a portion of the money. I would not use them again. Save your money and make other arrangements!

I've wanted to take guitar lessons for 50 years. Finally, I'm getting to do so. I 'm basically…read morehomebound and have a very limited income. Gordon comes to my house and his rates are reasonable. He is a good instructor, being both knowledgeable and intuitive. I'm not the easiest pupil but he still has patience with me. Another plus is that Gordon does not have you buy a bunch of "text books" (at least not for guitar), which can run into some money. On top of all this Gordon is nice to be around, I truely look forward to my lessons,(even if I have'nt practiced like I should have). If you want music lessons give Gordon a try.

From the owner: This is a private practice teaching Band Instruments, Voice, Guitar, Music Theory. Also I teach at…read morethe beginner level, Piano and Strings.