Stephen Parker is amazing. Our son is now a maritime engineer and is excelling in his professional…read morecareer and his family life.

They rob you by unethical practices. They act all concerned…read moreabout your special needs Child but really don't give a damn they just want your money thank you. Not knowledgeable and rob you from their process money. It's sad if you think people care and they don't. People like me they weren't knowledgeable, which I am now are dollar signs to them. Like they pray on the weak to get Rich. Too bad they don't have an option for zero stars.

Day Prep has been life-changing for our family. Our son is happier and learning more than he ever…read morehas before. The teachers are incredible, and the focus on real-world life skills is exactly what kids need today. Best of all, we've gotten our quality family time back without the usual school stress. Couldn't recommend it more!

Our daughter is a high school student focused on her path becoming a doctor. The requirements and…read morecompetition to getting into the top schools are so much greater than in the past. Day Prep has been a key partner to her success over the past couple of years. Working with Kate as a tutor for her AP and IB classes and now working on her college planning and application process has been fantastic. They are professional and use the latest innovative teaching and coaching methods. We are investing in her future and Day Prep will be part of her success story.

I've come back after many years to leave this review. For context, I was briefly a student here…read moreback in 2009. You'll understand in a moment why I waited so long to write this. I took SAT tutoring here, back when the SAT had three sections and was scored out of 2400. I ended up with a 2040 -- which at the time was the ~94th percentile. I scored a 730 on the Writing section, which was the ~99th percentile for men back then. So why the bad review? I ended up dropping out and self-studying halfway through because I was treated in an extremely condescending and arrogant way by Vincent Perry. At first, I had a wonderful tutor who handled my English and Writing sections -- she was kind, patient, and professional. When she left, I was told I was "lucky" to be upgraded to a "master tutor," Vincent, at no extra charge. For context, they were charging $50 an hour at the time but paying tutors only $15 an hour. I know this because several UCSD students I knew worked there and confirmed it. Vincent started an argument with me during our very first essay review after I used the phrase "due to." He claimed it was grammatically incorrect because it supposedly referred to being "due" like a deadline rather than "as a result of." When I politely disagreed, he told me I was being argumentative. I can assure you, I was polite and articulate -- he simply didn't like being challenged. So I dropped out and finished my prep on my own. About a year later, when I was in college, I applied for a position there. Vincent sent me an unprofessional rant accusing me of being a terrible student with poor work ethic -- completely out of nowhere, and long after I'd left. Without his help, I still achieved an excellent SAT score and couldn't justify asking my parents to keep paying for those lessons. I went on to graduate from UCSB, a Tier 1 research university, taught math and computer science for six years, and later worked at Microsoft and several tech startups as a senior sales executive. I can't attribute even a fraction of that success to this place. From what I remember, the lessons mostly consisted of buying a review book, being assigned problems, and then going over those problems in class. You can buy the same books yourself for under $100 and save the trouble of being mistreated. Even though this happened many years ago, I doubt much has changed. Remember that students don't forget experiences like this -- treat them with respect and listen to them. Your students are your customers.

This is the best option for tutoring in town. I've sent my children other places and Wells is by…read morefar the best. They are professional and really want to see improvement in my kids' academics. I can truly say Wells has made my life easier.

WOW! What a difference a summer at Mathnasium can make! My rising fourth grader attended 25…read moresessions and, in that time, she went from being a kid who wasn't sure she liked math very much to being a kid who considers math to be one of her favorite subjects. This school year, we've seen a huge difference in her confidence level as she can now can zip through problems with ease. It's made doing homework after school so much easier. Some days she doesn't have math homework at all because she can finish it before the end of the day (which never happened before Mathnasium). All of this is thanks to the fantastic Mathnasium team. They were incredibly helpful and supportive and customized a plan that was specific to the areas she needed to work on. They have a fun prize system that was very motivating as well. You will be truly amazed by the speedy progress your child makes here. I highly recommend it.

Posted on behalf of my daughter Harley:…read more I've been going to Mathnasium for a while now, and I've got to say, it's really awesome! The instructors there are super friendly and they always make me feel comfortable, no matter how tricky the math problems are. They're always ready to help me out and explain things in a way that makes sense to me. It's cool how they don't just give me the answers, but help me understand the concepts behind the problems. I'm definitely getting better at math because of them. Plus, the environment is really welcoming, which makes learning a lot more fun!

Highly recommend!! Daniel was very professional and he truly knows what he's doing. I came to him…read morebecause I was having some trouble with the math portion of the GED, and he really helped me understand and refresh my memory. I was having a bit of trouble at first because everything looked like gibberish to me but after a few lessons he helped me gain a strong understanding of the curriculum. I scheduled my GED test and passed with ease!! And I genuinely give credit to Daniel. Wonderful person and teacher :)

Daniel is a top notch tutor!! I used him for the GRE, specifically the AWA portion!!! He really…read moreworked with me to get me dialed in with the score I needed for grad school. He came with detailed course that had numerous examples along with constructive feedback back to make me better!! Highly recommend!!

We've used Unlimited Learning for our middle school and high school kids for the past two years…read more We've had three different tutors. All of them very accomplished, reliable, prepared, and effective. Our kids look forward to having the tutors come to the house. They are all good role models for our kids. Working with UL is easy as well in terms of scheduling, payments, assessment, etc.

My daughter has been with Unlimited Learning for years and has had two amazing tutors. She was 7…read morelevels behind in reading and by the end of the school year, she was right on track. Now, after 3 years, she is reading well above her age level. In addition, her math skills have improved drastically, only after a few months with her new tutor. I would highly recommend Unlimited Learning.

If you're a parent of a high-achieving student and you're feeling overwhelmed by the college…read moreadmissions process -- call Steven. We worked with him this year, and thanks to his guidance, our son got into 10 amazing schools, including USC's competitive dual major program in Real Estate Finance and Development. Steven helped us cut through the noise, zero in on schools that were the right fit, and develop a strong, authentic strategy. He's super organized, incredibly insightful, and genuinely cares about helping students find their place. Seriously -- worth every penny. Highly recommend.

Everything! A very unprofessional attitude and business. He doesn't even like his clients and drags…read morehimself through every client

The Family & Learning Center's Study Hall is a quiet and supervised environment where students from…read moregrades 3-12 can study and complete school assignments. Students work individually at their workspace and are assisted by a tutor who reinforces learning skills and provides academic support for a variety of subject areas. Open Monday through Thursday: 2:30pm-7:00pm No registration fee, $20 per hour or discounted pass available No appointments necessary with a registration form on file A variety of resources are available for students to utilize, including reference books, writing tools, and many text books Snacks are provided Computers with supervised Internet access and printers are available For more information about our services call (858) 454-7303 or go to www.tfalc.com!

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