TutoringZone Begins National Rollout

Online, October 11, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Gainesville's premier college tutoring service, TutoringZone, has announced that they will be expanding their operations at the University of Florida and Florida State University to include five additional campuses in 2012. "A significant infusion of funding from several members of the local Gainesville business community will allow TutoringZone to accelerate our plans to open offices at the University of Texas, Michigan State, the University of Indiana, the University of Central Florida and Arizona State," said TutoringZone CEO and owner Matt Hintze.

Additionally TutoringZone will begin offering preâ€college tutoring for AP classes at a number of high schools across the country. "We are already a company that students know and trust, we've been on the UF campus for 11 years and have tutored more than 120,000 Gators," said Hintze. "So we wanted to extend our brand into the high schools to help students even sooner and create a stronger relationship with our customers."

"This is an incredibly strong company with an amazing team of tutors," commented John Spence, a local business owner who has invested in TutoringZone. "We were particularly impressed with their dedication to student success and the high level of loyalty they are able to create with the students they tutor. It is clear that when we bring that level of passion and expertise to other campuses the new offices will be as enormously successful as TutoringZone' s locations at UF and at FSU."

About TutoringZone: TutoringZone assists upwards of 10,000 Gators a semester in maintaining the highest possible GPAs. The focus of their tutoring sessions are mainly in the areas of business, math and the sciences, but have begun offering additional classes for students in the journalism school. According to Hintze, "We are extremely proud of our team of 33 tutors who work tremendously hard to deliver superb tutoring sessions and are extremely confident in our business model and excited to expand our operations to be able to help thousands more students improve their college success."