They are all Very expensive! You have to buy packages of 50 hours plus. If you buy less than 50…read morehours, then it's $105 per hour! Ridiculous! Factoria location is even worst! They also said they may go completely online because of the Corona virus. They are all three students per one instructor! For a lower price, Huntington's tutor to student ratio is 1:1.

I highly recommend C2 in Factoria, my daughter needed help to improve her ACT test score and…read morecollege application process and the result exceeded our expectations. Her AST score was improved significantly and she got accepted into her college of choice with a scholarship. A sincere thanks to all teachers, staff and especially to C2 Director Sharon Zheng for all your hard work and dedication to our daughter. The experience my daughter having here was unforgettable and it reminds me of the true meaning of teachers and how a good teacher should be.

Wonderful experience with our two physics tutors. Heard about ClubZ from a friend of mine who used…read moretheir services a few years ago. Still a class act. Online high school physics tutoring for my daughter. Both tutors were very helpful and great to work with. Quality tutors, great communication with owner Elizabeth, and all around great program. Highly recommend.

We were originally going to send our kids to the other location (the owner's home). But, with this…read morelocation opening soon, and being much closer to our home we waited and enrolled at this location... The good: Accept infants Bilingual educational focus? Quality furnishings and equipment Convenience (for us) of location The bad: Communication isn't always clear Hours covered by tuition (9:30a-3:30p) Our children only attended 3 days a week for 2 weeks before pulled them. The additional charge per child for extended hours 3 days a week was our deal breaker. How many parents work less than 7 hours a day to drop off and pick up their kids within 9a-3:30p and avoid any extra monthly charges. Overall we did feel this was a safe place for kids. When our daughter was bitten on the back by another child, the staff did let us know what action had been taken in writing. When we decided to leave, the owner did work with us to do what was right and fair and should be applauded. The owner obviously cares about her business and patrons. We're willing to accept that we may have misunderstood some of the tuition charges. But if both parents left with the same impression, maybe the message wasn't delivered as clearly as the owner thought after all.

Great program! I…read moreespecially like the "Critical Thinking" portion of the math booklets. Instead of just learning math, it helps kids to solve problems. No kids like more homework (maybe some do, but not mine). My method is to have them do their Eye Level homework daily (takes 15~30 min) and I reward them with their choice of free time. They've been choosing video games recently (not my favorite), but that's ok!

My son has been visiting Eye Level at Factoria for about 2 years now. I absolutely love the…read moreprogram. Mrs Kim takes personal interest in every child and is very vigilant about their progress. She is constantly updating parents with their kids progress and encourages the kids a lot. She is also very accommodating if there is some rescheduling required. The program is great and helps kids build good study habits. The critical thinking makes kids use data analysis which is so important and a great exercise for the brain. My son is so confident in Math and is doing very well in class. When we had joined eye level his Writing English was okay, but he has come a long long way... he has shown great improvement and doing great in school. Eye level has been a huge blessing and we plan on sticking with this.

Excellent school, part of the Auburn School district. Very good staff of professionals…read more Hazelwood Elementary consistently performs well above the standard. I'm glad to have my daughter attend!

Very nice teachers and knowledgeable, you can choose online or offline classes, from Chinese to…read moreSpanish, and more.

This is a limited review of Rigos' Washington Bar Review program. They offer other professional…read moreexam prep courses, but I only took the one. Taking the Bar exam is Just No Fun. Its stressful, miserable, and a sad way to spend a summer. However, I have a renewed appreciation for Rigos' program since I am taking Oregon's bar exam this summer and using the Competition's materials. By comparison Rigos has a far superior Bar Review course. Material is excellent, extremely well-tailored to the Washington exam and very managable. I entered the exam feeling relaxed and prepared, and I passed with no problems. Rigos uses all past bar exams to create frequency charts of the issues tested on the Bar and then teaches you precisely what you need to know to pass. Other Bar review programs (from my experience this summer) are not even comparatively worthy of your money or time. The materials are not tailored to the exam, learning of the materials is haphazard given their teaching structure, and you are generally just overwhelmed with resources that are entirely unnecessary. I love Rigos' course and I wish it were offered everywhere, but if you're stuck taking the bar in Washington, it is the VASTLY superior choice. Good Luck to you test takers.

Their outlines are great, and wayyyy more concise than Barbri. However I took the distance bar…read moreprep program and the outlines that were mailed to me were very outdated and did not match up with the downloadable lectures. I contacted Rigos several times about this and received no help. The bar exam is stressful enough without having to deal with outdated materials. Although I was not satisfied, their product was much better than Barbri. I would proceed with caution if you are taking the long distance course.