Customer Testimonials

My daughter loved it and helped her to enjoy math and understand it. She still doesn’t love it but went from D’s and F’s to A’s

While remote learning has been an adjustment for everyone - it’s been a complete struggle for others in some classes. When I asked my son’s Algebra 2/Trigonometry teacher for additional help for him (I don’t know trig, I can’t help)... I was told to “check out YouTube”! 🤯 To say we were overwhelmed is an understatement.

We decided he would take senior math over summer so he wouldn’t have to worry about it next year- should we still be digital learning. One less class to worry about!

It started the week school “let out” and ended Friday. THIS PAST FRIDAY. July 31st. He’s been doing math daily since May. He had over 370 lessons to learn. I don’t know about you, but this is not something I could ever learn on my own with only a zoom class from 8-9am, let alone expect it from a kid. OVER THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY LESSONS. Covering algebra, geometry, trigonometry, whatever. 🤢

THANK GOODNESS for people like Amy Becker & the tutors at Mathnasium of Cary, IL! My son put in so much time there... with an angel of a tutor, Ved!

Amy opened on days they were closed... Ved changed personal plans to stay extra hours with my son. My kid was there for five hours Friday. Four hours Thursday. Minimum two hours daily for weeks now. They made his success their priority! It is so hard putting your trust in someone else when your child’s future relies on it... Amy filled me in after each session on progress & how my son was feeling.

Never in a million years would he have gotten through this class had we not had this center as a resource. He FaceTimed me the second he got in his car Friday with the biggest smile. SO MUCH STRESS GONE from the face & shoulders of my 17 year old! ❤️

The kid WORKED HIS TAIL OFF, he was gassed. I give him so much credit for powering through even though there were plenty of days I could see he was so discouraged and didn’t think he’d make it.

Not all teachers handle the new curve of learning how we experienced, granted we weren’t really prepared, so I won’t criticize too hard. I think math in general needs more “hands on” time. Digital learning is something we are all trying to adapt to but let me tell you now... if math is becoming an issue, don’t wait. It won’t get easier.

I will thank Amy & Ved forever for helping him! Mathnasium was a godsend.

Cheers to senior year, one class down!

**for those that are curious, masks are required, your temp is taken prior to entrance, and everything is sanitized!

My daughter greatly improved her math skills and had fun.

The staff is knowledgeable and welcoming.

Both my 12 year old and 10 year old never gave me any troubles going to Mathnasium:)
They loved the staff and felt smarter when they left. Having the extra help not only gave my boys better understanding of the math material, but they also gained more confidence:)