We enrolled both of our kids a couple of years ago. My son, who struggles with traditional school…read moreand homework, improved his reading and math skills significantly through Best Brains. We ended up stopping for him only because he started getting homework at school and it was tough to keep up with both for him. My daughter started when she was about 4 and did tremendously well. When she started at 4 years old, I thought it might be too soon but she caught on pretty quickly. There was a lot in the reading books that she couldn't read and we helped but the phonics it taught set her up for success as she got more comfortable reading on her own. She's currently in kindergarten and is mastering the school work very easily. English language is hard and hard to describe the different sounds and why things are spelled a certain way. I honestly learned a lot from the reading books too. For math, I like that it's problem solving based and making them deduce code words to figure out what they're solving. The books have similar format through out the week but the content is different which keeps the kids from getting bored. Farah runs an excellent program here and we are really happy with our kids progress here. It's a great way to supplement school.

We enrolled our daughter in Best Brains ,the program has significantly contributed to her…read moredevelopment, providing a solid foundation in key areas. Since joining, we have noticed a substantial improvement in her skills and confidence. The staff at Best Brains is incredibly cooperative and well-qualified. A special thank you to Ms Farah and the entire team for their guidance and continuous support. We highly recommend Best Brains Training for any parent seeking a nurturing and effective learning program for their child.

Arthur is a great tutor He is knowledgeable, flexible…read more And caring . Very devoted Tutor . Highly recommended.

My granddaughters were having some math problems in school, grades 6th and 7th grade. We were set…read moreup with Ruby, and she is very knowledgeable, and the girls are learning more from her than their school. We have had other tutors from other companies, but they seem to favor Ruby and thinks she is the best!! Now school is much more pleasant as they feel more confident in their skills.

My daughter has benefited greatly from Huntington's PSAT test prep programs - tailored specifically…read moreto her needs based on results of the diagnostic testing. The staff and teachers have helped provide the structure that my daughter really needed to improve. In addition to tutoring, they also offer college application workshops from time to time. We have attended two of these workshops, and they have both been engaging and informative. Bottom Line: Great environment that keeps the students engaged and motivated. The management team is good and is very easy to work with. Highly recommended!

My daughter has successfully completed 5th grade after having spent many hours working at…read moreHuntington. My husband and I knew she struggled with reading, but were in denial as to how bad it actually was until we saw how poorly she'd done on her initial assessment. It took time, but by the end of the school year we were amazed at her transformation, and not just in reading. Her confidence seemed to spill over into other areas, and she (unknowingly) was applying her new-found skills to other subjects like math and writing. The director was in touch with my daughter's teacher and met with us regularly to keep us apprised of progress. I was surprised that my daughter never seemed to mind going, seeing as she was attending 4 sessions a week. I was worried she'd be overwhelmed, but she never complained. She is now ready to start 6th grade in a couple weeks and I am confident in her ability to make the transition.

My 5th grade daughter has been attending Mathnasium for about 9 months because she was starting to…read morefall behind. Her grades have definitely improved.  Recently we had to take a break to take care of other things in the evenings, and within the first week of being off , she started asking when she can go back to Mathnasium; she said that she misses going there and that she couldn't wait to finish the topic she was learning.  I definitely liked hearing that because it indicated that she was being motivated and correctly challenged at Mathnasium . She also has been expressing that she feels like she is advancing more thanks to Mathnasium. In addition, recently I have been receiving reports about what she is learning and the attitude she takes to learn. This is great because it allows me to see how she's advancing and what she is learning, and they are open to feedback at anytime.  Mathnasium is a great place to learn math.

'Well structured and organized program. Teachers are dedicated to helping our son and we see…read moreimprovements from attending Mathnasium. Recommend this program and center'

There are plenty of math tutors I would choose over this one. Skip it…read more Service isn't great.

Better me has been great for my son. The staff is excellent…read moreand they take make it fun and engaging for my son. I would highly recommend it.

Although I did not purchase the additional learning module, Albert's YouTube lecture series alone…read more(which addresses the two primary sections of the LSAT --logical reasoning and reading comprehension-- is both systematic and thorough. He is highly personable, relatable and even fun. It is clear that rather than pursue a career as an attorney (a profession at which he would certainly excel had that been the field in which he professionally thrived) he has chosen to leverage his natural aptitude for teaching. His passion for being an educator is infectious. In telling his own story he recounts having been literally offered unheard-of incentive packages (tuition remission and a cozy stipend) by at least two Level 1 law schools (of the four levels, Level 1 is composed of the top 14 law schools in the US) after earning a score of 179 out of 180 on what is recognized as the most difficult of objective metrics that are used to determine one's suitability to obtain admission to a top professional degree program (in this case, the JD, or Juris Doctor). Albert's love for and competence as an educator is attested to on both the preparation end as well as his delivery. HIs program is the result of an intensive inquiry into the specific types of questions (of which he's categorized from literally reading thousands of samples, fewer than a dozen actual structures on which the authors base the patterns of the text, creating variety and disguising this fact by varying the topic and content of the material on which the questions are based. Without having the benefit of this knowledge, the test-taker --regardless of innate intelligence-- is at a disadvantage that is genuinely indescribable. I believe that Albert is the type of person who enjoys the challenge of extremely complex puzzles. Being that the LSAT is just that --an extremely complex puzzle-- and one that was created by humans, it is not as though a dedicated analytic mind like Albert cannot "crack the code," so to speak. In fact, it is precisely because of years of intellectual curiosity and sheer dedication to solving the meta-questions of the exam that Albert has been able to systematically classify them. Without a knowledge of how the authors of the test assemble the information and the multiple-choice options, the aspiring LSAT taker --no matter how intrinsically smart he or she may be-- is utterly clueless in knowing how to approach these questions. On the delivery end, Albert has produced ten-plus hours of content that is presented for free on YouTube in a way that is thoroughly consistent in its format, so that --in terms of the presentation of content-- you know exactly what to expect. He introduces a handful of "tools" that make for greater degree of clarity and efficiency. I cannot overstate how critical these tools are in helping to efficiently manage the specific structure and details of a written passage while working against the clock. Having as many heuristics at your disposal is indispensable to completing the reading comprehension section, as the topics are deliberately esoteric and unengaging. Albert will make you thoroughly aware of how to "solve" both the logical reasoning (LR) and reading comprehension (RC) sections of the exam by establishing what have proven tried and true methods that, if followed given the recommended amount of preparation will result in a *significant* increase in your LSAT score.

Hi Ajit, Any chance I can get my $200 back for an initial consultation that was absolute nonsense?…read moreI have kindly asked for my money back multiple times. I want you to known that telling my kid who is STEM focused taking 10+ APs to consider taking a ceramics course doesn't cut it for a $200 initial consultation. JUST GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK. Just letting you know that your responses on your reviews of people who complain about your service is underwhelming. Improve your service and you will do much better. Ajit, I will continue to complain about the service I received to every Indian parent that I know in the Bay Area. If you think otherwise, you don't know me well... Based on your "Stanford MBA" education, you may certainly know that word travels fast in the Bay Area. A simple suggestion to all who read this (including you Ajit) - Do NOT pay $200 for an initial consultation. Simply request a free initial consultation so that you are aware of the all of the program details, the costs, and the proficiency level of the counselor. If they can't give you a free consultation, move on and find another program. Believe me, there are plenty of programs that give you all the information that you need without paying fees to find out. They should be selling you on the program and not the other way around. 8/18/25 - Ajit, I read your response. Your answer is false. My wife, my son, and I all attended the meeting with your "counselor." It was you who was missing in that meeting. So don't make up stuff. The fact remains that I have not received my $200 back....

My teens have been taking the following classes at SprintLight and here is my review of the…read moreinstructors. Java, Python and APCS: Teaching my ABCs programming languages is like throwing a Chinese bible at them, but Peter made it fun and easy. He is brilliant, patient and helpful. I wish he was my teacher so I didn't have to struggle. SAT 2 Biology: Mrs. Webster is extremely thorough and articulate. 100% master in the subject. We had to reschedule our class on 5/7/16 because Mrs Webster went to take the test herself. Two thumbs up!

They're super helpful and nice here. Sophia gave me great advice with my essays, and I got into my…read moredream school with a fantastic scholarship! She makes sure to get to know you as a person first before brainstorming potential essay topics so that your essays can showcase your best aspects.

My daughter went there for a writing summer camp to improve her reading and writing skills. The…read moreteachers were really nice ,sweet and patient. The classes were very helpful and informative. There were also lots of free books in the lobby for the kids to read. After class, the owner gave them free organic snacks and pure water, which made my daughter very happy. Overall, we had a really good experience!

The results said it all. My daughter was successfully admitted to all of the schools she applied…read moreto. THANK YOU, HS2, for guiding us through the entire application process. JoAnn ( our counselor) was so amazing, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. She made the most hectic application experience feel like a breeze. We were well organized and focused from the get go!!! As a parent, I highly recommend HS2. It's definitely money worth spend knowing that we received professional guidances at any time we needed. My daughter also found the homework club extremely helpful; it was a great resource throughout her high school years because she could always get quality help whenever she needed.

I hate it soooooo much. Makes my kid do so much stuff, doesn't care about my kid at all, piles my…read morekid with stuff, gets personal in a bad way and just wants money

We have had a great time sending our son to the eye level learning center for his Math and English…read more Not only the center had a great environment for learning but also had very passionate teachers who can lead my son to enjoy studying the materials. We knew that the parent company, Daekyo is a successful leading education company in South Korea, so didn't hesitate on deciding my son to be part of the Eye Level system, and with no regret, so far I'm very happy to see my son grow and enjoy the learning with no fear. We especially thanks to Susan who runs the center to be the fun place for kids to learn and study!

Just an update. My daughter attended E-nopi over summer 2011 attending at least 8+ hours week. It…read morewas a great investment to make sure she did not lose what she had previously learned in 2nd grade as well as bolstering and enhancing her math/English skills past what she had learned. My wife and I decided to keep her in E-nopi during the 3rd grade school year instead of just sending her during the summer, which has turned out to be a good decision. My daughter enjoys going to E-nopi. She likes the assignments and the classes are small so she gets a lot of attention. We can also provide feedback on where she is weak in school (grammer/comprehension mostly) and the instructors will work with her on those specific areas and assign specific homework which focuses on it. We have noticed an improvement in her grades which I directly correlate to her going to E-nopi.