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About New London
The city of New London is a seaport city in the southeastern part of Connecticut. It's located in New London County, and is built around the mouth of the Thames River. The city has an approximate population of 27,500. The area was originally inhabited by the Pequot Indians who called the area Nameaug. When the English later settled here, they built a town and renamed after London, England.
The New London School District is the primary school district that serves the city. It includes New London High School, which offers Advanced Placement tests and classes for its students. If you are falling behind in these advanced classes, online tutoring in New London is one way to potentially get caught up in your classes or test prep. Top colleges in the area include Yale University, ranked number three in colleges nationwide. They offer the number one ranked School of Law in the country. One way to put in work to try to give yourself a chance to get accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home New London, CT, tutoring for private test prep and instruction.
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"We worked on optimization problems and we worked on setting up the problems. The student seems very optimistic about her progress towards the test. We have worked on making sure that the picture the correct for the type of problem."
