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How much should I charge for AP calculus tutoring?
I just took AP calculus last year (I'm entering my senior year of high school). I tutored Algebra 2 all year for $20/hour, but I'm looking for a bit more money. I got As both semesters in Calc (98% overall first semester, 99% overall second semester), and a 5 on the AP exam. I'll be taking Calc 2, 3, and 4 respectively in the Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters at my local community college. With these qualifications, along with the fact that I got plenty of business charging $20/hour for Algebra 2, would $30/hour be reasonable? I'd be tutoring mostly other high school seniors. Also, I would only be doing 1 hour long sessions either once or twice per week per person.
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- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
I think this is somewhat dependent on how rich your local area is.
I think charging $30 an hour is too much but if you can find people who are willing to pay that much go for it.
- Anonymous5 years ago
It relies upon on what's the norm the place you're. I fee $60 an hour, considered very useful in the affuent community the place i'm. additionally the certainty that I certainly have 38 years of journey and a staggering attractiveness helps. some human beings do misuse the "despite the industry will bear" philosophy. additionally the point and expectancies of the educational ought to be introduced into play...is it a seventh grader who needs homework help or a senior in severe college desiring greater effective rankings on an AP Calculus examination?
