Tutoring rates are what they are for many reasons (travel, materials, prep time, help outside of sessions, cost of taking courses, etc.). But here is a list of why the price is worth it for parents and more importantly for the students.
1.College courses can cost around $1,000 each
Having a tutor who can help you pass your class or achieve the grade you want can be the difference between having to pay to retake a class or not. Spending an extra few hundred dollars on a tutor for the semester can potentially save you money and a headache.

2. A higher SAT or ACT score will provide more scholarship options
A difference of a few points on the SAT or ACT can mean the difference of thousands of dollars of scholarships, or whether or not you are accepted into your school of choice. Working one on one with a tutor who is well versed in these exams can lead to substantial increases in scores.

3. Learning new study skills can make a life long difference
A tutor does not only work with students on content, but also teaches them how to take control of their learning. Study skills and habits can be applied to anything the student wishes to learn. This means that not only will it help in other course work, but also learning things outside of academics.

4. Increased self-confidence
A tutor is able to offer scaffolding for the students which will provide students with a means to build their self-efficacy regarding their school work. Students tend to perceive their success pertaining to academics as a part of their self-worth. Hence, tutors can potentially help students increase their self-esteem.

5. Those with a high school diploma typically earn more
The median person with a high school diploma makes almost $200 more a week than somebody without one. (Source) Also, the unemployment rate is lower for those with a high school diploma. Having a tutor can provide students with the means to finish high school. A tutor is also helpful when preparing to take high school equivalency exams such as the GED or TASC test.
Make an investment into the future of your child (or yourself) and hire a tutor!
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