Some students cannot afford tutors.

They can't afford tutors or prep courses, and often don't have parents who've been to college to guide them.

"And many families can't afford tutors or don't see the value of SAT preparation courses for their children."

Enrollments in courses to prepare for the S.A.T.'s are also rising for students who cannot afford private tutors, she said.

Caucasian families are more likely to be able to afford private tutors, SAT or ACT prep classes, and college counselors than Hispanic or African-Americans.

I know they can afford tutors, but how do you do that when you are in a different city in the world every other day and renting out bowling allies for fun?

And she said that for low-income families like hers, children were at a disadvantage because they could not afford private study courses or tutors ahead of the specialized school entrance test.

Don't neuroenhancers confer yet another advantage on the kind of people who already can afford private tutors and prep courses?

It saves tax money for those who can't afford private tutors.

Whereas the iron master lived a rather luxurious life with the opportunity to afford travel, tutors for his children, and expensive home furnishings, workers had few material possessions of their own.