The Princeton Review

Taking the LSAT 165+ course.it was helpful in the first few lessons because you don’t know anything, but by the third book, the lessons get repetitive and you’re just doing group participation of questions during class.the homework definitely doesn’t have enough practice for games as well.the instructor is a nice person, but is not always the best at explaining things, and there is definitely not enough time for questions you have.while you can stay behind after each class to ask more questions, the class is 3.5h long, and most people are dying to log off by then.also, their answer explanations were often awful - just a sentence saying “this is not the right answer” or sometimes having no explanation at all.it would’ve been fine if it was a free website like khan academy but you pay over $2000 for this.the one good thing is that having set class times and homework helped keep me accountable in consistently doing practice.

I called once to ask a quick question and months later i keep getting calls from the company asking me to consider signing up etc.very annoying

I took TPRs in person MCAT prep course at UBC last year. I had never taken Organic Chem, Physics, or Biochem, but the TPR course taught me everything I needed to know to succeed taking the MCAT. All the teachers were amazing and knew what content to emphasize as being high yield. They were also very responsive and would answer questions about AAMC material and practice tests questions I was struggling with. Would 100% recommend, especially if you haven't taken some of the pre-reqs.

Great learning experience for future LSAT takers. I had no prior experience with the logic and prose of the LSAT. My tutor Jane was extremely helpful, patient, and supportive of me during the process, going well beyond her required duties to ensure my success. I learned a lot and ended up getting into my desired law school. The foundation for my achievement began with Princeton Review.

I took the ultimate Princeton review mcat course previously during the summer and it helped me tremendously, however I had to retake the test and needed the material again. I looked at many other “cheaper” options that might have been as good but found myself seeing that Princeton review is rated the most effective aka #1 (test guide.com being one). So I called the number on the website and William (from the east coast of the US) gave me information on how I can extend my account by paying less. I guess I am trying to say that I am not only happy that I stayed loyal and trusted the Princeton review mcat material, but that the company staff stayed loyal to their customers by giving them better/cheaper options on how to succeed instead of being money hungry and selling their products. None of the other courses I have researched and looked at could beat the material provided by Princeton review. I highly recommend it and it will help you achieve your personal best using so many different teaching methods, tests and other resources.
Ps. William was very helpful, professional and had a great sense of humour. Asset to this company’s customer service.

The Princeton Review is perfect for LSAT students. My teacher, Chris, was so kind and knowledgable on everything he was teaching. He actually received a 180 on the LSAT, so he was a great teacher. Aside from this, I appreciated the ease of navigating through the Princeton Review portal for students. My LSAT score was 10 points higher than my diagnostic after only a month! I definitely recommend the Princeton Review for those studying for the LSAT, specifically the LSAT 165+ LiveOnline course!

I am taking the GRE course with Princeton Review and it is so much help. They provide plenty of practice needed for preparation, practice tests to get a feel for the real thing and tips and tricks to better preform time wise. The course covers everything you need to know with knowledgeable videos and teachers to help with any questions that you have. Customer service was very quick to respond, informative, and helpful too. Would definitely recommend to all.

The Princeton Review provides excellent law school admissions test preparatory courses that are skills based, highly strategic, and effective within a relatively short amount of time. Highly recommended at any point in one's academic or professional career. LSAT isn't easy, Princeton Review makes it more approachable and digestible.

The Princeton Review has helped me so much in prepping for the MCAT! The staff are incredibly generous and the teachers are great! Would 10/10 recommend!

I signed up with Princeton Review last July to help me prep for the MCAT. It was expensive, but from all the marketing they did I genuinely thought it was worth it. After I paid them, I saw that their interest in me diminished. I felt as if I was a burden to the instructor I was paired up with. I had requested a different instructor but was denied repeatedly. To be quite honest, I felt as if the instructor I was paired up with wasn't qualified enough to be teaching for the MCAT entrance exam. I gave up halfway and enrolled into the MCAT prep program at tutorstem.ca after a professor from one of my fourth year classes recommended it to me. The progress I have made here in the first two weeks have surpassed the progress I made with Princeton Review in the 6 months I was enrolled in it. To this day I haven't received my refund for the sessions I didn't finish, even though during their initial sales process they promised me it was possible.

Please be honest with your students. I work hard to earn the money I use to invest into my education.

The Princeton Review provides excellent MCAT preparatory courses that are skills based, highly strategic, and effective. I received a lot of guidance during the initial signing up process and the University of Guelph representative, Shehmeen Khurram, who helped me was very knowledgeable and kind. I highly recommended the in class MCAT courses! The MCAT isn’t an easy test but TPR makes it more approachable through extensive amounts of resources and phenomenal teachers and staff.

My experience with The Princeton Review was very positive. I participated in an online version of their LSAT Ultimate course this past summer. I worked evenings so it was a great way for me to learn outside of the classroom while balancing both my studies and work commitments. For anyone who is looking for an all encompassing course that provides you with all the resources that you need to succeed, I recommend taking a look at what The Princeton Review has to offer.

The Princeton Review did an excellent job providing schedules and information about courses. The phone call was very informative and professional and they answered all of the questions I had.

The Princeton review truly has the best customer service i've ever experienced. Taking their in-class prep (as well as some tutoring hours) was the BEST way for me to prepare for the DAT. Their staff is extremely knowledgeable with respect to what comes up most on the test, how to answer questions most effectively, and what to do when in doubt. And if you find any issues at all with their prep, they will make sure to address it as soon as possible! To everyone at the Princeton Review, thank you so much for all your help. You've all played a huge role in my future.

I haven't written the MCAT yet but I signed up for the course because of all the amazing things I've heard about it and how well they prepare you for standardized tests. My experience with the customer service was great, and very smooth. The individual who I had spoke to answered all my questions clearly, and made sure I fully understood what they said before proceeding.

My experience with this company was made simple and stress-free by the great customer service. I was assisted by email and even received a call to clarify details of registration. Saadman was very polite, knowledgeable, and extremely efficient!

I was planning on registering in an MCAT prep course this summer and had heard from peers that Princeton Review was very reliable. I was intimidated when signing up initially, but the customer service individual that I spoke with walked me through and answered all of my questions patiently and politely. Thank you so much for helping me with this process!

Great customer service and support with arranging their free LSAT events. Will definitely consider their paid options to prepare for the exam when the time comes!

I absolutely loved Princeton Review for my MCAT prep! My instructors were very knowledgeable and were all in relatable positions which assisted me with my studying and feeling connected to the MCAT atmosphere. The Princeton Review Rep at the University of Guelph, Shehmeen Khurram, was especially good in guiding me towards Princeton and through the entire process of signing up, answering all my questions and clarifying any confusion I had. I felt as though my critical thinking skills were expanded through the content and teaching style of the course, and that's a really important factor when it comes to taking standardized exams such as these.

My tutor had an incredible amount of knowledge regarding the ACT. He helped me improve my ACT score by 5 points over the span of our course. I would highly recommend this for anyone looking for standardized test help.

I took courses at The Princeton Review to prepare for my ACTs. The tutors there were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the types of questions, hints, and strategies that I could you to increase my mark. I selected to receive one-on-one tutoring, which allowed my tutor and I to focus on what I personally struggled with. This resulted in my ACT mark improving by 4 marks.

Used TPR for MCAT prep, the customer service provided whilst booking this course, along with the price and discounts offered was more than satisfactory. An employee named Saadman Chowdhury was especially helpful in this process, committing several hours to help resolve an issue and ensure the course was booked fine with discounts applied. Recommended this to 3 other friends who all went through Saadman and also had a similar positive experience!

Amazing! Highly recommend - super knowledgeable and friendly tutors who definitely help with scores and also are an incredible resource throughout the entire application process:)

HORRIBLE and USELESS! I paid $2500 and was told I could call back anytime if I didn't do the exam as well as I'd hoped and they would allow me to retake the course and provide material. I call back and they now say there's a "90 day" guarantee. Honestly, their courses are not worth it, they are mostly inexperienced individuals teaching. BAD SERVICE, will not recommended to any student! Sucks that they are only trying to take money from students. I urge you to please reconsider spending your money here!

I highly recommend The Princeton Review for students looking for high quality, comprehensive test prep. I took the MCAT Ultimate Course to prepare for my exam and as a result of the fantastic teachers, content and test prep aids, I felt confident going into my MCAT exam and did much better than I would have studying on my own.

The best thing about Princeton Review is that they provide with free Mcat and Lsat mock exams so that interested individuals gain knowledge about how the actual exam will be and the areas where they need to improve.