Mathnasium

"This place is a joke. Why only positive reviews, are the negative reviews like this one being deleted?. I signed my daughter up and was so disappointed. She sat at the table alone while they gave her busy work. No help. They basically give you a test before you start attending to find out where you are at. It doesn't matter if you are doing good with fundamentals. They still made her do remedial work and it was a binder full of busy work. She told me she was bored. I actually sat around to observe and saw so many kids either doing doodle drawings instead of math or just sitting there. Most parents take off and have no clue what goes on. It's expensive and not tutoring at all. It's your kid sitting there working on math usually by themselves because there is 1 tutor to about 6 kids. I don't agree with their philosophy of doing mental math. That is bogus. Not all kids learn the same and they don't understand that. Sorry for the bad review but I am just speaking my mind. I Don't recommend"

"The team's approach is incredibly personable. They remember each student's name, their math strengths, and areas needing improvement, creating a learning experience that feels both tailored and caring. Their patience seems limitless, always ready to explain concepts in multiple ways until they resonate with the student. In summary, Mathnasium is more than just a place to learn math; it's a community where kindness and respect are as fundamental as the numbers and equations. The people here make all the difference, making it a top recommendation for anyone looking to enhance their math skills in a supportive, friendly environment."

"We love mathnasium! It has been such a blessing for our family! My boys not only rock at math but have the confidence to do anything!"

"We have a teenager attending here and we've noticed a confidence boost since she has started. The staff have all been helpful and encouraging as she's worked with them. The center owner, Megan, is so great to work with! It's great to see our child's grades and interest in Math increasing."