The Princeton Review reviews

Underpaid, No room for growth, Poor Management, False promises

Unreliable hours. Low pay. (MCAT tutors get paid the most, and they have a very low ceiling.) Unprofessional/inexperienced staff. The offices go through non-instructional staff like a revolving door. Most stay for less than a year. The ones who are actually competent tend to get burned out after a short time or pushed out by new management (3 new directors in less than 4 years). To be fair, many are terrific people who really try to help, but the complete lack of organization and "fire-fighting" mentality make this a very bi-polar place to work. I have witnessed prevaricating staff members disparage other staff/instructors in front of/make excuses to/mislead not only students/parents, but also instructors and even other staff members. If you can live with the petty politics that go on in the office, this might be an acceptable place to work.