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The Princeton Review -- Site Review



June 2008 Distance Learning Site of the Month



If you'll be taking college entrance exams or graduate admissions exams it's a good idea to learn first how best to take the tests. The Princeton Review is known for their test preparation courses and they have a super track record of helping students do better on the tests.

In 1981, John Katzman prepared a handful of students for the SAT, using a combination of talented teachers, innovative techniques, and focused instruction tied to computer analysis of students' strengths and weaknesses. Katzman codified his strategies into what became The Princeton Review.

From that humble start, Princeton Review now provides PSAT, SAT, SAT subject tests, ACT, AP subject, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, USMLE, and TOEFL preparation through classroom courses in 41 states and 21 countries, online and school-based courses, one-to-one and small group tutoring, software, books, and in emerging technologies such as handhelds and podcasts.

What's great about the Princeton Review Website is the wealth of information it provides whether you’re a Princeton Review customer or simply a site visitor. If you're just starting on your college exploration journey, or ready to go for an advanced degree, Princeton Review has great search tools to help you find the available schools and degree programs that match what you're looking for.

You'll want to return to the site over and over for the hundreds of how-to and advice columns and articles. Some of the undergraduate advice topics include researching college, preparing for college, choosing a major, studying abroad, and campus life. Graduate students, law students and medical students will find the Princeton Reviews Advice Library a wealth of information on planning, preparing, and surviving graduate school and finding work after you graduate with advice on resumes, interviews, cover letters, and workplace advice.

Princeton Review also has a bookstore with hundreds of titles in the following topics:
  • College Books
  • Business School Books
  • Law School Books
  • Medical School Books
  • Graduate School Books
  • Career Books
  • K-12 Books
  • Study Aids & Smart Guides


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