Candice S.
11/19/2019
I had to find a tutor to help me with math for my GRE exam. I felt weird about going to a place that tutors high school students and me walking in as an adult with no math skills! I honestly felt...
Educational Resources
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1515 Hope St Ste 203
South Pasadena, CA 91030
Educational Resources is a family-owned and operated tutoring center in South Pasadena, CA, established in 1970. They provide high-quality academic tutoring, test preparation, and educational therapy services, offering personalized, one-on-one attention to students of all ages. With over 40 years of experience, they have helped students improve their grades and confidence levels, equipping them with effective learning tools to succeed in school and beyond.
At Educational Resources, students receive instruction in all subjects through 8th grade, as well as high school level math, science, and English. Their experienced staff has garnered praise from parents for their excellence, and the center has a proven track record of delivering dramatic results. Whether it's SAT/ACT prep, college essays, homeschool support, or homework help, Educational Resources is dedicated to empowering students to take charge of their learning and achieve success.
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4.55 reviews
Jonathan G.
6/22/2012
This is a great local tutoring center. The business is family owned and the tutors really care about the kids they work with. I would definitely recommend this place as my experience there has...
Greg N.
10/23/2012
In a very short amount of time they have really learned a lot about my child and provided great feedback. Since going here my child has gained confidence and improved in his academics.
Cara H.
8/13/2017
Jim and Angie were very helpful in working with our son--the preparation that they provided gave him confidence on the actual ACT test day, and assistance in composing his college application...
Nancy J.
11/12/2010
They are efficient, and encourage the student to perform well; it's just that not all of them are using the same method or holding the same yardstick.
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