Shaun P.
7/10/2012
I worked with Allen Koh a couple of years ago when I volunteered to coach football at Menlo-Atherton H.S. Allen not only volunteered many hours of his own time but also paid his highly effective...
Cardinal Education
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2920 Woodside Rd Ste D
Woodside, CA 94062
Cardinal Education is a prominent educational consulting firm based in Redwood City, CA, offering a comprehensive range of services for students and families, including college consulting, private school admissions assistance, and personalized tutoring. With multiple locations throughout the Bay Area, as well as in Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, Dallas, Washington D.C., and San Diego, Cardinal Education is dedicated to supporting students in their academic pursuits and admissions processes.
Their expert team specializes in empowering students through tailored programs that develop essential skills and character, ensuring they navigate the competitive landscape of private school and college admissions with confidence. Cardinal Education's commitment to individualized attention and expert guidance has made them a trusted partner for families seeking to achieve educational success for their children.
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4.07 reviews
Sarah M.
8/26/2025
Complete waste of money. They barley helped me at all for how expensive it was. I wish I went somewhere else.
Irving B.
3/22/2018
We have used Cardinal Education for five years, and it has been a God-send for our family. The tutoring has made a huge difference for both our kids, in their classes and with standardized tests....
Alex T.
4/19/2018
Cardinal Education has been phenomenal. They helped our son greatly improve his scores on the standardized tests used for private school admissions. We liked our educational consultant (Heather)...
Cooper G.
4/4/2018
I did about 10 sessions of SAT prep here and not only was it unnecessarily expensive, but my score only went up 50 points. My tutor was always just doing email as he had me do practice problems. I...
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