Tutor Doctor Metro NY in the press...
School’s out! How to fight the summer brain drain

Bruce Walsh, Published 17:45, May the 16th, 2010

“Admittedly, it’s a bit selfish, but I would encourage college students to consider tutoring. A great way to keep the mind sharp over the summer is to tutor. Often times in an internship you’re underpaid or working for free, but tutoring is often well-paid.”

Janice Williams, owner of Tutor Doctor, a Manhattan-based service

See full article from Metro: http://www.metro.us/us/article/2010/05/16/23/4534-82/index.xml

Dumb, and smart things, to spend $54,000 severance on

Aaron Crowe, Mar 30th 2010 at 9:30AM Janice Williams started a home tutoring business, the Tutor Doctor of New York City, after getting a severance of less than six figures a year ago from Pfizer, where she worked for seven years and earned $150,000 per year. Williams started the business in October and is now collecting a salary from it while sending out 12 tutors to students' homes.

See full article from WalletPop: http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2010/03/30/dumb-and-smart-things-to-spend-54-000-severance-on/?icid=sphere_copyright

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