Question 1

How much does math tutoring cost?

Accepted Answer

Private middle and high school mathematics is from $139 per 60-minute program session ($145 for one Flex session). College mathematics is from $149 per 60-minute program session ($159 for one Flex session). Small-group classes start at $59 per student, per class. See current pricing for the full breakdown.

Question 2

Do I have to pay for the first consultation?

Accepted Answer

No. The 15-minute consultation and the 12-question assessment are both free, and no credit card is required to book either.

Question 3

Can I pay in my own currency?

Accepted Answer

Prices display in USD by default, and the currency picker in the header converts to GBP, EUR, AED, INR, SGD, and more so you can see the real cost before you commit. Checkout is processed securely in USD.

Question 4

What is your refund policy?

Accepted Answer

Sessions canceled at least 24 hours in advance are free of charge; late cancellations may be billed at 50% and no-shows in full. Refunds for delivered sessions and unused package sessions are considered case by case in line with the plan purchased. If the tutor-student fit is not right within the first two sessions, Think-Nth reviews the match and provides a rematch at no additional cost, subject to educator availability.

Question 5

Is the listed group price for the entire class?

Accepted Answer

No. All small-group prices are per student, per class — from $59 for Foundations and Course Success cohorts and from $69 for Advanced Mathematics cohorts.

Question 6

How many students are in a group?

Accepted Answer

Think-Nth small-group classes are designed for 3–6 students. Small-group classes launch with a minimum of 3 enrolled students and are capped at 6 students.

Question 7

How are groups formed?

Accepted Answer

Groups are formed based on course, academic level, learning goals, and schedule compatibility. Families join the interest list first; Think-Nth confirms placement and schedule before payment.

Question 8

What happens if fewer than three students enroll?

Accepted Answer

The class does not launch until the minimum enrollment is reached. Think-Nth contacts families about the next available cohort or other learning options, and nothing is charged before placement is confirmed.

Question 9

Is pricing negotiated with tutors?

Accepted Answer

No. Pricing is set and managed by Think-Nth, not negotiated between families and individual tutors, so every family pays the same transparent rate for the same plan.

Question 10

What's the difference between private and small-group tutoring?

Accepted Answer

Private tutoring is 1:1 with a dedicated tutor and a personalized learning plan. Small-group classes are a separate, lower-cost offering with 3–6 students following a shared syllabus, priced per student, per class. They are priced and scheduled differently — see the pricing page for both.

Question 11

How do online math sessions actually run?

Accepted Answer

Private sessions are 60 minutes, 1:1 over live video with a shared interactive whiteboard — your tutor works problems with your student, and you receive written session notes afterwards. The How It Works page walks through the full process from consultation to ongoing progress.

Question 12

Is the diagnostic required?

Accepted Answer

No. An assessment is used only when appropriate. It is a free, optional tool — 12 adaptive questions matched to your course level, finished in about 10 minutes — that can show which prerequisite topics are shaky. Many students start directly with their matched educator instead.

Question 13

How do you match a student with a tutor?

Accepted Answer

Think-Nth is managed tutoring — families don't browse tutor profiles and pick one themselves. We review the student's course, goals, current challenges and schedule (and a diagnostic result when one was taken), then recommend a mathematics educator who has taught that syllabus. You approve the recommendation before the first session.

Question 14

Can we schedule around a different time zone?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We work with students in 20+ countries and tutors schedule in your local time. Evening and weekend slots are available for most regions.

Question 15

What if we need to reschedule?

Accepted Answer

Reschedule free of charge up to 12 hours before the session using the link in your confirmation email.

Question 16

How quickly will my student improve?

Accepted Answer

Progress timelines vary based on the student's starting point, course difficulty, goals, session frequency, and independent practice. Think-Nth monitors progress throughout the program through session notes, skill development, assessments when appropriate, and ongoing communication with families.

Question 17

What are your commitments to families?

Accepted Answer

We commit to matching students with mathematics specialists, providing a written learning plan, sending session notes after every session, and rematching a student with a different tutor at no extra cost if the first match isn't the right fit. Details are on our commitments page.

Question 18

Do you help with homework as well as exam prep?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sessions can be split between the current homework crisis and the underlying skill gap, and students can use the free AI Math Helper between sessions for step-by-step hints.

Question 19

Which curricula and subjects do you cover?

Accepted Answer

AP, IB (AA and AI, SL and HL), A-Level and GCSE, IGCSE, SAT and ACT Math, plus US high school and college algebra, geometry, precalculus, calculus, statistics, and linear algebra. Browse the full breakdown on the curricula page.

Question 20

Are your tutors vetted?

Accepted Answer

Every tutor passes an ID check, a qualifications check, a live teaching demonstration, and a subject assessment before taking a student. Verified badges appear on tutor profiles.

Question 21

What can parents see?

Accepted Answer

Parents get session notes after every session, progress reports, scheduling access, and billing history in one place through the parent resources hub.

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