ScoreRite

The problem with this place is that kids who go here are not happy there, but the institute keeps them for business. They go there to socialize or meet their school friends. It affects the rest who are there to study. Most Korean kids don’t have just one tutor, so it is a waste of money for those who actually pay to study and can’t afford going to multiple places.

Sunny Hills High School is an academic gunfight. Be sure your kid is armed.
I haven’t seen official demographics for Sunny Hills High School, but the eyeball test reflects the changing surrounding neighborhood: typically, highly educated, successful Korean families. The work ethic is apparent in the afterschool regimen for kids, with a high percentage going to paid tutors. It’s not a matter of getting an advantage, it’s a matter of just keeping up. If you want your kids to be academically competitive at SHHS, they need to keep pace with everyone else, who is enrolled in afterschool tutoring. ScoreRite provides tutoring in specific subjects that is targeted to provide a boost in school performance.
Besides tutoring in specific subjects, there is paid counseling on competitive aspects of college admissions — extracurricular activities, ways to set your kid’s application apart from the pack. All the advice provided so far seems legit.
ScoreRite is very conveniently located walking distance from the school, with hours until 8pm on weekdays. Instruction is available in Korean.
Prices are competitive with similar local learning centers.
Our daughter is spending about half her summer days there, a light schedule compared to school, but still giving her plenty of time to maintain pace with higher– achieving classmates, and still enjoy her vacation.
The surrounding environment is an ideal upscale commercial area, with plenty of fast food places, coffee and dessert shops, and a Barnes & Noble book store within 100 yards.
Recommended.