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If you have a child who is a B student, he does not have to go here, even a C student. If you think to yourself, and say, ""our son / daughter is a smart kid"" this is not for you. Unless your child is one of the very few that is a 17 year old and still cannot read the word ""addition"", then fair enough, send him all you'd like. But it up the unthinking parents to send a B student to this oh so useless facility. Is it really worth $6,000 out of your pocket to bring up a grade level? If you have a smart kid, and he gets B's, please take into account that it may be other things, he or she is not stupid. If he can piece together a sentence using even a slightly high vocabulary for his age his program isn't worth your, or their time. I am a student who goes to this program 3 times a week, and more often than not outsmarts most of the teachers there. My parents put little to no thought into this decision and now they hear from the ""professionals"" that I need help and they don't listen to what I have to say. I find the program so incredibly easy, I blow through every lesson like it's nothing, so they began trying to make it harder. Time limits, higher grade levels programs, more work. And after all of that, I still get through everything with great ease. I have to come up with games such as ""scare the tutors"" to keep myself interested. I do this by when I write sentences for words they think I don't know, like vigorous (which I've known since I was 8), I write sentences that scare them, I just do it because it's funny. I almost knocked a teacher off her feet by a sentence about how your skin is porous, she was blown away. Ok, well enough about Rambling on about this awful program, Huntington Learning Center, I award you a 1/10, better luck next time my friends.
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