C2 Education provides local K-12 students with face-to-face, fully individualized academic programs designed to help them gain acceptance into the country’s top colleges. In 2018, C2 students received over 4,400 college acceptances with more than $30 million in scholarship offers. This includes 2,500 acceptances to the Top 100 National Universities, per U.S. News & World Report’s ranking. See what our students have to say at c2education.com/reviews.With college acceptances at the lowest rate ever, only C2’s tutoring centers offer comprehensive services to students seeking admittance to their dream colleges. C2 specializes in Standardized Test Preparation for the SAT, ACT, PSAT, AP / SAT Subject Exams, and SSAT/ISEE as well as K -12 Tutoring in all subjects. C2 Center Directors are certified college admissions counselors and routinely provide School or College Admissions Guidance to enrolled families. Factors that set C2 apart:* C2’s program is unique for each student, based on an assessment of strengths and weaknesses to tailor lessons accordingly.* C2 provides expert instruction along with a flexible teaching environment and easy access to a variety of skilled tutors.* C2’s rigorous hiring process requires all C2 tutors to score above the 95th percentile in their fields.C2’s expertise, personalized curricula, comprehensive college prep services, and flexibility to meet the changing needs of each student, deliver results for those seeking higher education. History Established in 1997. C2 Education was founded in 1997 by David Kim and Jim Narangajavana, two Harvard students offering private tutoring programs from their dorm room. Now one of the nation’s leading Tutoring, Test Prep, and College Admissions Counseling organizations, the company has grown to over 180 centers nationwide serving 12,000 students and their
Don’t waste your time and money here. They offered academic support for HS not just for SAT/ACT and one on one tutoring which are non existing. There are not teachers trained on anything other than their books and SAT/ACT, they can’t offer support for anything other than that.
The essay writing support is poor to say the least and the help selecting colleges has no substance. You are pretty much on your own.
The idea the kids can take as many practice test as they is not true, they came up with a rule that was never mentioned at the beginning that they can only take a practice test every 30 hours of tutoring and use your tutoring hours to review the test results. That did not use to be the case last year when my oldest started in the program.