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Summary: Tutoring can be pricey, at up to $50 a session, but the more expensive tutors will often provide more help than those offered for free at a college or university. Choose a tutor and get the most bang for your buck with tips from a playwright in this free video on college and higher education.
Laura Turner received her B.A. in English from the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., graduating magna cum laude with honors. She then attended the University of Nevada, Las...read more
"Hi this is Laura Turner and today I'm going to talk with you about some tutoring prices or different figures for tutoring. First of all you're probably going to be paying per session for your tutor. You're probably going to be paying anywhere from 50 dollars to more or if you have the chance you can actually get a tutor for free through your school. But know that tutoring prices usually reflect how much the tutor, him or herself is actually getting paid and therefore sort of reflects the quality of the tutor. So in this case I think that it is safe to say that you get more bang for your buck if you're paying more for a tutor than if you're getting it for free at your school. That's sort of a in the library kind of deal that I once did. Because therefore the tutors not being paid so they may not prepare as much. So remember that even though tutoring prices are high, they do generally reflect the quality of the tutoring that you're going to be getting. And also remember that you should probably schedule a repeat session with your tutor. The first time you meet a tutor you're going to be getting to know each other and getting to know how you learn and getting to know what you need to learn from the tutor, and the tutor will get to know you. So if you just take the time to have that second session and say can this person really help me? Let me find out by taking a second session. It's probably a good idea for both of you. So good luck finding a good tutor."
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