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Tutoring Spotlight: College Tutoring

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December 13 , 2018

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Let's be real; college is not for the faint of heart. In order to succeed, students have to be motivated, committed, and hard working. But even for students who possess all three of these characteristics, the rigorous course load can be tough to manage. The good news is, students don't have to suffer through it alone! There are a number of peer resources available in most colleges, but sometimes all it takes is a little one-on-one help from a qualified educator. That's exactly what Club Z! offers! Club Z!'s college tutors are not peer tutors, but rather highly qualified and experienced educators or degreed professionals with real world teaching or tutoring experience in a variety of fields, such as Engineering, Accounting, Law, Biology, Chemistry, Architecture, and so many more! These tutors are well versed in college level coursework, and are ready, willing, and able to help students get the grades they need. So whether your goal is to just pass the class and move on, or you are striving for a high mark so you can get into the graduate school of your choice, Club Z! has college level tutors to help! For more information about college planning and preparation, visit our Student Resource page on the Z! Test Prep site today at: http://www.ztestprep.com/college-preparation-resources.

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