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How This 26-Year-Old Learned the ABCs of Running an Education Franchise

On-the-job training sets a young tutor's career in motion.
Ashley Mulcahy

When Ashley Mulcahy was earning her teaching degree at San Diego State University, she needed a little extra cash. So in 2011 she answered an ad for Tutor Doctor, an in-home education franchise. She met up with franchisee Alexandra Wilcox, and the two clicked immediately.

By the end of that meeting, Mulcahy had signed up as a tutor and agreed to

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