It can be outrageous, as PP said try to study with other peers those who are taking the test.

Anonymous wrote:How much do you want to spend? If you look at Princeton Review they have a range of options, from homework help to "guaranteed 5 in the exam or your money back". I highly recommend them. Both my kids got all 5's in their AP exams in 11th grade

NP. I just looked- they charge $6000 ($250/hr x 24 tutoring hrs) for score a 5 guaranteed.

Form study groups!

Pen on Paper Learning.

Try Pen on Paper. Founder who is also a tutor is fab.

Did you find someone?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How much do you want to spend? If you look at Princeton Review they have a range of options, from homework help to "guaranteed 5 in the exam or your money back". I highly recommend them. Both my kids got all 5's in their AP exams in 11th grade

I'll give you guaranteed 5 or your money back, too.

Sure but you're not one of the professionals who WRITE the AP exam questions

Anonymous wrote:How much do you want to spend? If you look at Princeton Review they have a range of options, from homework help to "guaranteed 5 in the exam or your money back". I highly recommend them. Both my kids got all 5's in their AP exams in 11th grade

I'll give you guaranteed 5 or your money back, too.

Anonymous wrote:At least at our school the English honors society tutors at lunch. Although they are just high schoolers, they are motivated and helpful…and free! Ask at your school.

Also, teachers are happy to help during their assigned help period. Make sure your child reaches out!

Don't they typically have students who are in an AP Lit level tutoring students in lower grades? So where would AP Lit students find a tutor at school?

How much do you want to spend? If you look at Princeton Review they have a range of options, from homework help to "guaranteed 5 in the exam or your money back". I highly recommend them. Both my kids got all 5's in their AP exams in 11th grade

At least at our school the English honors society tutors at lunch. Although they are just high schoolers, they are motivated and helpful…and free! Ask at your school.

Also, teachers are happy to help during their assigned help period. Make sure your child reaches out!

Check with your school. It is likely other families have used tutors that they can recommend. Does your school have a PTA? Can you ask fellow parents that way?

DC seems to be struggling in the class and actually asked for a tutor, which is surprising. Any recommendations?