I listen to the radio everyday on my way to work and it seems like the only thing it talks about is how the economy has gotten worse and the state/federal budget is in deep red. In the worse case, the state I lived in, California is looking to cut to education funds dramatically. Even though a state budget was recently passed we are already in red for a couple billion dollars again. Personally I find it really hard to believe that California is willing to cut education funds above a lot of unnecessary programs.
Sadly, this also implies tutoring activities will pick up dramatically in the next couple years as middle class parents try to provide their kids a better education without the expense of a private school. However, private tutors are very expensive and it is not affordable by everyone.

For students that is self-motivated and looking for practices test, I highly recommend Number2. This site is very useful for me when I was trying to improve my GRE scores.  Although I did find the practice questions on Number2 to be easier than those that are found on the actual test, but as a free resource it is definitely a good place to start.

Another option comes from the federal government. In 2001 the federal government passed the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. Under this new law millions of students are eligible for FREE tutoring, but a lot of people don’t even know about it. Definitely check out their website if you are kids that are looking for tutoring and money is a concern.