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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, when my son got a 3 in the AP Gov't exam after getting high A grades in the class, the following year we hired tutors from Princeton Review.

We used their "guarantee" 5 on a couple of subjects and then the lower cost "homework help" for others

https://www.princetonreview.com/product-search/ap?tut=1#s=&e=&td=&page=1&len=15&dow=127&m=3&pg=29&pt=524962&r=100&t=AP&v=list&z=&poc=

If you speak to Chibi Davis in person he is extremely helpful in terms of finding the right match for your kid(s).[/quote]

This is why kids are struggling in college.  Kids need to develop resilience, learn to study, and succeed.  Not everything needs a tutor with money back guarantee.[/quote]

He just started college (top 10) and he is not struggling and he is not using tutors. He needed to be taught how to study for the AP exam, something his teachers who were giving him A grades, completely failed to do.

No wonder tutors are cleaning up with US education in the drain. [/quote]

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