As an instructor with The Princeton Review, I have truly enjoyed this journey as an instructor. This is my first year and my position has been very rewarding working with students in the Gear Up program. I highly recommend this program for parents looking to help their students excel on standardized tests for entrance into college programs etc.

My son had an excellent SAT prep course (for a March SAT that hasnt happened yet!) - his lead tutor has been excellent and the entire leadership team at TPR has been very communicative about how to now bridge the gap given the cancellations, reschedulings, and potential format changes for the SAT this year! Thank you for helping us through - we so appreciate you!!!

I would highly recommend the Princeton Review SAT Prep & Tutoring Program. The entire team (including the staff, tutoring manager, and tutor) demonstrated an elevated-level of dedication and professionalism to ensuring success! Thank you!

As a long time tutor with Princeton Review, I have seen the value of a good basic approach to score improvement in both SAT and ACT tests. Students who use our materials become more aware of what is required and as a result become more confident in their ability to increase their scores.

I just want to say that your tutor discouraged me from taking the GMAT. I told him that at my first try I got a low score and he said that not everyone is born to get their masters degree he said to save my money and not waste it preparing for it. He said that even with preparation I will not get a good score. Guess what? I ended up preparing for the GMAT with another institution and I got a 760 and I got accepted to the university I wanted.

Students of The Princeton Review get the benefit of TPRs long-established expertise and the resources to prepare for all standardized test types. From content to strategy (you need both!), The Princeton Review can deliver the score improvement that will help you reach your admission goals.

VERY POOR! @CAPE CORAL FL location management needs a change but staff was apologetic