If you\u2019ve ever planned on taking the SAT or ACT, or even walked into a local Barnes and Nobles, you\u2019ve probably seen or heard of The Princeton Review with the word \u201cPrinceton\u201d bolded on the books\u2019 covers. Despite its title, however, Princeton Review has nothing to do with Princeton University. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Princeton Review<\/a> offers test-prep services, tutoring and admissions resources, online courses and books published by Random House. With 4,000 instructors across 14 countries, it\u2019s a mega all-in-one prep house for pretty much every widely taken standardized tests out there, including the SAT<\/a>, ACT<\/a>, PSAT<\/a>, AP<\/a>, and TOEFL<\/a>, as well as assistance with the process of college admissions<\/a>. Founded in 1981, Princeton Review is one of the earliest brands that helped create the industry. Since then, the industry\u2019s gotten a lot bigger and students can now choose out of a much wider set of test-prep options. Amidst many other burgeoning and already settled competitors, Princeton Review promises its students adaptive study material to your difficulty level, 24\/7 on-demand help from expert tutors, and in-person tutors from a local Princeton Review center near you. With our comprehensive list of every program offered by Princeton Review, consider your choices, look into what it offers, and choose the best option for you.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Taught by SAT and college admissions experts, the Princeton Review SAT<\/a> offers a wide variety of options, each with a full-refund guarantee if there is no score improvement. If you\u2019re not 100-percent satisfied with your course, you can also repeat the program for free<\/strong>. Taught by ACT and college admissions experts, the Princeton Review ACT<\/a> offers a wide variety of options, each with a full-refund guarantee if there is no score improvement. If you\u2019re not 100-percent satisfied with your course, you can also repeat the program for free<\/strong>. The Princeton Review PSAT Prep<\/a> offers both online and in-person prep programs for the PSAT, short for Preliminary SAT<\/em>, a standardized test required for the National Merit Scholarship Program. The Princeton Review AP Prep<\/a> offers one-on-one expert tutoring experience, available in person and online, for the AP, short for Advanced Placement<\/em>, with which you could earn college credit if passed. Princeton Review offers different types of college admissions<\/a> service for each of the four grade levels in high school. You can choose from a very selective option, such as the college essay review, to a very exhaustive service, such as the ultimate admissions package.
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College Admissions<\/strong><\/a>
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TOEFL Prep<\/strong><\/a>
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