TTutor.com provides online tutoring and professional development resources through subscription plans that grant learners of all ages access to on-demand tutoring across many subjects. Tutors are carefully screened (teachers, professors, PhD students, and industry professionals) and connect with students via an online platform for personalized help, practice, and guidance. The service is designed for individuals and institutions, aiming to boost student pass rates, persistence, and confidence in coursework. It differentiates itself by offering remote, flexible work for military spouses through the Military Spouse Employment Partnership, supporting equity and opportunity while expanding access. The overall goal is to help learners succeed academically and professionally by delivering sustained, personalized support at scale.
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1998
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The Princeton Review has appointed David A. Joseph as chief financial officer. Joseph brings 25 years of experience in education and technology, having held leadership positions at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, eBay, Audible and Morgan Stanley. Most recently, Joseph served as CFO of Cornelis Networks, an AI infrastructure company, and was founding CFO of AVENU Learning, an education company created through a strategic investment by Southern New Hampshire University. At HMH, he helped accelerate the company's transformation into an education technology solutions provider. In his new role, Joseph will oversee all finance and administration functions and serve as a strategic partner to the executive team and board at The Princeton Review and its affiliate Tutor.com.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Princeton Review®, one of the nation's leading education providers, today shared its annual look back at some of the company's key offerings over the past year and look ahead to projects in the works for the year ahead.In 2024, more than a million people turned to The Princeton Review for education-related information and resources. Students used the company's services and products to score their best on tests; tackle school assignments; improve their grades; research and gain admission to undergraduate, graduate, and medical schools; and maximize opportunities for scholarships and financial aid. Post-graduates used the company's resources to upskill for career advancement as well as prepare for professional licensing exams. Parents, teachers, counselors, advisors and members of the media reached out to The Princeton Review for information on everything from its survey findings and school rankings to trending topics in education.The Princeton Review's services and products in 2024 included:• Test-prep Courses. Offered for dozens of tests and regularly updated to reflect changes in the tests, The Princeton Review courses are available in various formats from live online to in-person to self-paced
SALEM, VA - October 15, 2024 - American National University is proud to announce a new partnership with Tutor.com, a leading online tutoring platform for students.
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• Georgia Tech #1 Public Best Value College • MIT #1 Private Best Value CollegeNEW YORK, June 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Princeton Review® — known for its education services and school rankings—today reported its 20th annual list of the nation's "Best Value Colleges."The Best Value Colleges for 2024 names 209 schools as "Best Values" and recognizes top schools for various distinctions in seven ranking list categories. The school selections and tallies of the ranking lists are based on more than 40 data points that cover academics, affordability, and career outcomes of graduates.The Princeton Review chose the schools for its 2024 list—134 of which are private and 75 of which are public—based on its surveys of administrators at 650 institutions in 2023-24. The survey of administrators requested information on the schools' academic offerings, cost, financial aid, career services, graduation rates, and student debt. The company also factored in data from its surveys of students attending the colleges and data from PayScale.com's surveys of alumni of the schools about their starting and mid-career salaries and job satisfaction.In the main ranking category, Best Value Colleges overall, which names the top 50 public and top 50 private schools, Georgia Institute of Technology is the #1 Public Best Value College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the #1 Private Best Value College. The six other categories each name the top 20 public and the top 20 private schools. (The Princeton Review does not rank the schools overall from 1 to 209).The Princeton Review has posted its Best Value Colleges for 2024 lists at https://www.princetonreview.com/college-rankings/best-value-colleges
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Industries
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$44.7M
Headquarters
New York City, United States
Founded
1998
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