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2.9 (93 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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I carefully choose this company and I love the tutor Steve he did he job perfectly my grandson is reading . This company 100% has scamming billing be aware. They will set you up with ours your paying and you pay ON TIME somehow you go over the hours YOU SAID YOU WOULD pay for and their answer is the system allows $500 over before they say something and the billing is WAY TO CONFUSING This company billing is POOR and you don't play about your money find another place they are not it and I have called and spoken to many many people all saying same thing in the long wrong after paying every two weeks I have a balance. IT SAD!!! The tutor Steve is a good man with a bad company don't choose them move on. I use Fort Worth Tx location

This is the absolute biggest joke of tutoring to ever exist. The prices are ridiculous so you would expect them to send some one ON TIME and Prepared to tutor. No they send a homework helper, well my son isn't in school so no homework to be done. They just joked and talked about nothing. I listened the whole time and after no tutoring and Tardiness, I cancelled. They said they will refund me but didnt. I file a dispute and they lied to the bank. I am re opening the claim because im not paying for a drug user to waste my sons time. The people they send look sketchy. BEWARE!!!! It is the biggest scam.​ Grade potential tried to pressure me not to do a charge back which shows this must happen a lot with families being unsatisfied with the "service" they steal your money and make you fight to get it back. Send your bank all the info.

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They do NOT pay you for any prep time you spend as a tutor. They think the family/student's family should supply you with all materials.

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Grade potential will take your money and never match you with a tutor. You will also have a huge hassle obtaining your refund.

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Do you have in home tutors for special needs teens?

Of Course! Please call us at 805.548.8867 so we can answer your questions and set you up for a trial session, thanks!

How much do they charge?

$68/hr or $58/hr for 10 sessions or more.

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“She managed everything on her own except Math where she needed a teacher to explain her the concepts.”

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Yah it's great -a student currently going here…read more But on a real note the teachers are great and I have gotten so caught up in all my classes I went straight f's to straight a's

We spent $24,000 to send our child here for one year…read more Five stars for the tutors themselves, they are decent people, but they are mistreated and underpaid. See Glassdoor.com for proof of this. I truly feel sorry for the actual tutors. Here's how it went from the beginning to the end: During the sales pitch, they introduce tutors called "Clinicians". Sounds official, right? So what training/accreditation do these "Clinicians" have? Do they go to postgraduate school for 2 or 3 years and obtain a teaching credential? If only. A high school diploma and two weeks (two weeks! Employees at call centers get more training than that. Two weeks of slipshod training at Lindamood Bell makes you a "Clinician". My wife and I really should have known better, after their hard sell first meeting. It was reminiscent of a time share sales pitch. The pitch is very hard sell, but very seductive, they break open binders of data and talk a great game. Once you enroll, there is absolutely no follow through. The poor tutors are too stressed, overworked and underpaid, as mentioned. The facility in the front is beautiful. When you enroll, and your child actually gets into the back of the facility where all the "schooling" takes place, it's dirty, with cheap, rickety furniture, stained walls. But we were willing to overlook all that at first if our son actually receive the kind of education they promised. So what of the "education"? You could do this for free. It was just like free curriculum you could download from a wide variety of sources. It was so bland, generic, uninspired. It seemed like watered down high school curriculum. Save yourself a lot of grief and seek the wide variety of curriculum available online for special needs kids for 1% of what you would waste here. So, to wrap up, $24,000 later, after my son wasted an year here, in this pseudo-school. My son even complained that he did not enjoy it, didn't learn anything of value (Their "Economics" curriculum was clearly downloaded from some generic site). There were other special needs kids with antisocial behavior, and that's fine, but Linda Mood Bell allows those kids to run rampant and interfere/pester other students. It was a zoo some days. There were not very many students at all, and I can see why.

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