Princetonreview Reviews

Used their online GRE prep and found it very convenient. The adaptive practice tests were helpful and the video explanations were clear.

Not just test prep - their college counseling services were invaluable. They helped me craft compelling essays and navigate the entire application process. Got into my top choice school partly thanks to their guidance.

The one-on-one tutoring was personalized and my tutor was patient, but scheduling was often difficult and they had to reschedule multiple times. The content was good when we could actually meet.

The Princeton Review's SAT prep course really helped boost my score by 150 points. The instructors were knowledgeable and the practice tests were very similar to the actual exam. The only downside was that some of the class sessions felt a bit rushed, but overall it was worth the investment.

Their MCAT course is incredibly thorough and well-structured. The practice passages are challenging and really prepare you for the real thing. The instructors have great expertise in their subject areas and make complex topics understandable.

The books and online resources are well-organized and comprehensive. Used them for self-study and found them helpful, though I wish there were more practice questions available.

Had some technical issues with their online platform but their support team was incredibly helpful and responsive. They resolved everything quickly and even extended my access period as an apology.

The course content is solid and the practice tests are useful. Some of the teaching methods felt outdated compared to other prep companies I've used. Still saw score improvement but expected more for the price.

Took their ACT prep course and was impressed by the professionalism of the staff and the structured approach to test preparation. The strategies they teach really work and my score improved significantly. Would definitely recommend to other students.

The study materials are top-notch and really comprehensive. However, my instructor seemed a bit disorganized and would sometimes go off on tangents. Still helped me improve my GMAT score though.

While the materials are decent, I felt like I was paying a premium for the brand name. There are cheaper alternatives that offer similar quality. The customer service was also slow to respond to my questions.

I was struggling with standardized tests until I took their LSAT course. The strategies they teach are game-changers, especially for the logic games section. The price is steep but the results speak for themselves - I scored in the 90th percentile.