At RQM Tutorial, we aren't satisfied until our students excel. In fact, our founding principle motivates us to educate children to such an extent that they surpass even our highest expectations. Although we teach students that take highly competitive exams where only the best and brightest students gain acceptance, we are very confident in our SAT and SHSAT programs. As a testament to credence and reliability, we are offering the most comprehensive 100% money back guarantee in the industry. While many academic centers and tutorials will routinely boast that they work tirelessly to help their students and that success is all but guaranteed, they fall short of matching our 100% Money Back Guarantee.
100% Money Back Guarantee for the SHSAT
Our 100% Money Back Guarantee for the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test (SHSAT) is contingent upon the following:
- the student must complete all assigned homework satisfactorily before it is due.
- the student must not miss more than ONE class.
- the student must not be tardy for more than TWO classes.
- the student should highlight any problems or learning deficiencies to their instructor.
If the student meets the aforementioned criteria, which we think are very fair given the competitive nature of the SHSAT, and he or she does not gain acceptance to a Specialized High School, we will refund the entirety of the money spent at our institution.
100% Money Back Guarantee for the SAT
Our 100% Money Back Guarantee for the SAT is contingent upon the following:
- the student must complete all assigned homework satisfactorily before it is due.
- the student must not miss more than ONE class.
- the student must not be tardy for more than TWO classes.
- the student should highlight any problems or learning deficiencies to their instructor.
If the student meets the aforementioned criteria, which is very fair given the difficulty of the SAT, and he or she does not attain the score improvement that was discussed during the first session, we will refund the entirety of the money spent at our institution. The reason why we choose not to give a specific point increase guarantee is because every student has different learning processes and goal scores. For instance, we would be very willing and capable of providing a 150 point guarantee for a student who starts at 1600 who would eventually attain a score of 1750; however, if we were to apply that same 150 point guarantee to a student that starts at 2250, the student would be expected to score a 2400, which is a rather rare scenario. That is why we think it is best that we discuss a score guarantee during enrollment, so everyone is on the same page. If you don't score higher, you can also choose to study for free until you receive your target score.