If you are considering tutoring, this is the place for you. They have tutors that specialize in a…read morenumber of different areas. Our son attends and we use the tutoring as a way to stay a head and largely focus on concepts that the teacher hasn't introduced yet. The tutoring location is setup comfortably for learning. The waiting room accommodates parents waiting on kids. We have been very pleased with the tutor and the company. I would highly recommend.

From the owner: B & R Tutoring, LLC offers tutoring in standardized test preparation, English, mathematics,…read morescience, world languages, and English as a new language, for students in elementary school through introductory college level courses, while striving to meet the unique needs of each student.

if I could give zero stars I would. After several months with the company of four day a week…read moretutoring sessions, I learned my son's membership was cancelled on a Sat though an email at 4:30 pm on Sat or so. I immediately called and spoke to someone around 4:35pm EST. Gave them a new cc and let them know around 2 am I got a charge from that cc that I didn't authorize, and when I contacted the credit card account immediately at 2am today, they had to cancel the card. today was the 29th and I wasn't due to be charged for the monthly tutoring again until the 11th. I was called back a little before 5pm and spoke to Kimberly, who told me they were requesting to reinstate his account but the manager said no initially because varsity tutors claim I said the varsity tutors charge was fraudulent and varsity tutors couldn't reinstate the account if I said varsity tutors had a fraudulent charge. That never happened. The account had been closed for 14 hours already by the time varsity tutors tried to charge my card. I sent an email confirming this to this account already with that time stamp. I told Kimberly I would contact Chase to see what they could email me. I contacted Chase, and they said they couldn't email me anything, so I three way called with Chase (they recorded this also) and varsity tutors (who also recorded the call) and told both sides they were also speaking to each other with my permission and to ask anything they needed to in order to ensure my son was taken care of. I spoke with Ebony - who originally tried reinstate him at a charge of $600 something for 4 hours, not my $479 I've been charged for months for 8 hours. She finally got me taken care of- so my son now has Memebership again, or so I thought. iwhy was my card being charged on March 29 when my billing cycle isn't until April 11? - I did NOT TELL CHASE YOUR CHARGE WAS FRAUDULENT- however, isnt this actually an unauthorized charge 13 to 14 days prior to a necessary charge monthly due date of April 11 - so AN ACTUAL FRAUDULENT CHARGE without authorization? What is happening? Ebony said she'd look into this and get back to me within 24 hours so by . We hung up at 5:47pm on Saturday. On Sunday I found out all his upcoming tutoring sessions were cancelled. I have called repeated to get this dealt with. I went to Chase directly trying to deal with this- I did NOT claim your charge was fraudulent, but they can only send something in the mail to me not an email. I told varsity tutors I will forward that to you when I receive it in 7-10 days. HOWEVER YOU ALREADY CHARGED ME $479 again...but now are claiming he doesn't have a membership? Seriously what do you want from me to prove this? Just got off the phone with you and you said even though Chase will contact you directly in 24 to 48 hours to confirm it wasn't me- you still won't be able to reinstate his account. I have no words. You clearly do not care about children. This wasn't my fault and I've done everything on my end to prove I did NOTHING to cause this. I now waiting on my $479 charge to be reinstated to my account. I will forward you the letter when I receive it. I look forward to your response.

We initially invested in Varsity Tutors for my daughter who is a Junior in High School but then my…read moreson who is in 7th grade saw the ease in how she was able to access help and he asked to start using it. It has been wonderful! Both my kids enjoy it which makes it so much easier. They have both had wonderful tutors in several subjects. If any concerns arise customer service is so easy to contact and always so kind and helpful in resolving matters quickly! I highly recommend the program.

Beware -- They have a number of in person classes listed for IUPUI and Butler but due to lack of…read moreenrollment they typically are cancelled. We lost over a month of prep time when the class we signed up for was cancelled just before the start dates. We were then told that the June/July classes had no one enrolled so were unlikely to go forward. They then offered to sell private tutoring or online classes. Don't waste your time waiting for an in person class. Very frustrating.

Kim has taught my son valuable study skills! the best part is that he loves Kim and wants to go…read moreback! He immediately saw her and her husband as family. Amazing people own class 101! how do they do it all, I'm amazed!

If college your direction Allow a conversation with Class 101 to see if they assist with College…read morePrep and scholarships.

We've been visiting Mathnasium off and on for over a year now, and we just love it. Most…read moreimportantly, my child loves it! I have two children who have mathematical minds, and they really enjoy math and logic. However, my oldest has been struggling a bit learning certain math concepts at school, so we visited Mathnasium to get some help. I wanted to be sure that any help we got with math didn't extinguish that love he has for math -- I didn't want him to dread doing math. But Mathnasium makes learning mathematics fun. And the people who work here are super invested in the kids and work very hard to make sure they succeed while having a good time. Our first visit consisted of an evaluation, just to see what my child knew and didn't know for his age/grade. After the evaluation, they could then see what he needed to work on, and they were able to tailor the tutoring to fill those knowledge gaps. The tutoring is all about making sure the kids have the basics down, and then working up from there. I really like that. What my child really liked was that he was able to work up toward prizes. Each page of work he completed meant he got a punch in his punch card, and punch cards could be redeemed for prizes. And the prizes were really good! We're talking board games, water bottles, snacks, and other fun things. There were also lots of fun bonuses throughout the week -- each day you visited, there was usually something interesting happening. Like one day, they celebrated National Chocolate Day by giving out chocolate to everyone who visited that day. Or if it was a tutor's birthday, then everyone got double or triple punches in their punch cards. Speaking of tutors, they were all so very kind and helpful. The tutors seem like high school or college-aged kids, which was nice because I felt like my child could relate to them. You can visit Mathnasium on a month-to-month basis, which I like, because that means we can drop in when I start to feel like my kid needs a math refresher. And it was especially helpful this summer break -- we visited to work out some of the kinks he had with math last school year, and also to keep the skills he had already mastered sharp. I have recommended Mathnasium to real-life friends with kids, and now I'm recommending it to you! I'm sure we will be back at some point, and the best part is that my kid is actually looking forward to going back.

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