This was such an informative and fun training. We not only learned CPR , but gained helpful…read moreknowledge of related skills .

I learned a lot through Will's course! He was a great teacher and walked through all of the CPR…read moresteps slowly. I feel confident to perform these life saving measures in the future if needed!

Manhattan review matched me with my tutor, Stella, to help me in preparation for the LSAT. She was…read morevery knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and willing to help me learn. She was flexible in working with me to set up a tutoring schedule that fit in with my busy work schedule. Overall, I would highly recommend Manhattan Review and Stella to help with any preparation you may need for the LSAT.

Amazing teachers who have been engaging and wonderful for over 30 years. I have trusted them for…read moreyears with my now grown children. They are the best!

I registered my son two weeks ago, and I already see improvements…read more Julie, his ELA teacher has been very helpful. In just two weeks of sessions with her, he gained back his confidence in this subject and has received 3 A's. Melissa, the director, is wonderful and very hands on. I am so grateful for the decision I made to register him for tutorials.

The instructor (Mike) made the experience very enjoyable and provided a wealth of references and…read moreexamples to keep the class interesting. The insructor proved to be be knowledgeable and created a collaborative learning space. I thoroughly enjoyed the lesson!

Fantastic experience with PMA while preparing for the ACP exam!…read moreCovering all the material relevant to agile environments is no small task, but PMA does an excellent job of focusing on what matters most for the exam. They combine essential content with practical examples, engaging discussions, and plenty of mock exam questions. I especially appreciated the structured approach they provide--clear steps for studying and practice tests that build confidence and help ensure you pass on your first attempt. If you have the chance to work with Mike Martin, you're in for an outstanding experience!

Great service! But be careful. When you sign up the payment for your plan is reoccurring without…read morenotice. My daughter signed up, she thought, for 3 months to study for a particular test (TEAS). She completed the 3 months and passed the test! The service was great, however, they billed me after she was done. I tried to get my $600.00 back but they replied (Call center in India I believe) that we did not cancel our membership. My daughter did verbally but that was not recognized and they will not refund my $600.00. So, the low rating is for billing and customer service, not the actual tutors. Also, I can not find a link to cancel this "membership" on their website.

purchased an expensive tutor pkg & was told repeatedly hours never expired. I had used them for…read moreyears so knew this to be true! Now they won't credit me my hours back unless I purchase an expensive membership package that charges monthly! Buyer BEWARE!!! this business has changed & customer service is now terrible! SCAM!!!

Good the instructors are nice but sometimes I don't think they understand what you really learning…read morebut when they do is very helpful and I learn a lot and magnesium 10 out of 10 I would recommend sending your kid here

You'll never use math, eh?…read more Years ago, A&W restaurants created a 1/3 pound burger to compete with the quarter pounder at McDonald's. No one bought it. They thought it was smaller... because three is less than four. And sure, that's funny. Until it isn't. Because many people manipulate us knowing so many people don't understand math. And, specifically, fractions. Back in the 90's, parents flipped out over Dungeons and Dragons when media reported 24 kids (unrelated cases) who played the game committed suicide or killed someone. That's the numerator (top number) of the fraction. What they omitted was the denominator: out of three million players in that age group. In the general population, at that time, about 360 kids out of 3 million committed suicide or killed someone. What the data *actually* showed was the D&D community appeared to have a protective quality. Politicians understand our math deficiency and use misleading data in exactly the same way. Also, sales people. And the media. My husband often says the lottery is a tax on poor people who are bad at math. The takeaway: Understanding basic math is power. Thus, when my daughter started falling behind in math, I enrolled her at Mathnasium. She loves going and her math scores improved 10% in the first month. This is a writer's eccentric way of writing a review of Mathnasium. p,s, The staff is incredible and supportive.

My daughter has been attending Kumon learning center for the past two months and we have noticed a…read morebig difference in her academics in the short time she has been there. Ms. Vani is excellent in her teaching capabilities. She has been very encouraging and patient, which is exactly what my struggling kindergartener needed to build her confidence level up. Bala was excellent at explaining how the program works and what we should expect and he was 100% right. I am so glad I found them, and I highly recommend this center if you have a student in public school that is below grade level.