The Princeton Review Reviews 

I register my son for the $600+ 6 hours AP chemistry review course from The Prinston Review, hoping it can help him a little. He joined the first 3 hours caours today and told me it wasted his time. The teacher couldn't clearly explain and couldn't answer some of student question. I would say that there is no value to join the course, my son don't even know if he will join the review course tomorrow. Don't be cheated by the name.

If I could give negative stars I would. This is quite possibly the worst tutoring program and instructor we’ve ever experienced. They claim to help you master the AP concepts to pass the exam and class but nowhere near delivers. The instructor basically just reads from the workbook, copies it on the white board then the students type in any response or question. They do not actually speak to him live at all - he just says you need to know this and that but doesn’t explain much, talks slow and takes a bunch of breaks. And worst part, he ate during class - chomping away loudly on chips and snacks while talking! Not only is she more stressed and confused, but I am so upset that she wasted all this time, instead of actually getting real tutoring. We’ve been just trying to do everything to ensure we get the money back score guarantee but now that I’m reading these reviews, I doubt they will honor it even though she’s done all the homework, tests and classes. I should just dispute it with my bank for dissatisfaction with service. Will never use them again, buy their books or recommend them and will definitely open up a BBB complaint if they renege on their guarantee or sue them.

My teacher, Suzanne Wint was extremely helpful and patient throughout the whole process despite it being like a high school Zoom class. I had to miss most of the classes live due to clubs and bus schedules but could still access everything, which was extremely fortunate for my situation. Thought it was gonna be a waste and looked overwhelming especially, with this BIG book but it made everything digestible and reasonable, I 100% recommend it as on the practice tests I saw an increase of 200 points.

It should do more to help with structuring the course.

My teacher, Mr.Shanrick, was very good at giving good examples if any student didn't understand something. Along with this he was a fun teacher to learn with and guided all of us into being able to understand the more difficult topics of the SAT.

The structure of the course was very well, teachers were readily available and gave great explanations I struggled with chemistry and my teacher Tracy Tourville (PSO 525015) made it very digestible and was very engaging. I haven't studied this content in a while so having this course help me get back into it all!

Overall, I highly recommend The Princeton Review for anyone looking to excel in standardized tests. Their resources are top-notch, and their commitment to student success shines through in their programs.

My son completed the ACT Prep Course needed for qualification into a dual enrollment program with a Florida University. Unfortunately he did not get the score he was aiming for this time around for but he will attempt to retake the ACT again. Princeton Review was good on their money back guarantee promise and gave me the refund. I will try their tutoring services again in the near future when my son decides to retake his test. Thank you Princeton Review for standing by your money back guarantee clause.

Friendly and knowledgeable tutors and the website is fairly easy and simple to use.

i think Princeton Review is good but there are a couple things needing improvement: more practice questions and possibly tests. It is expensive as well so if you are ready to spend the money it is great.

This is such an exploitative company. They give you a false score guarantee and then make you jump through 1000000 hoops just to get the refund. No one gets a refund because you probably violated one hoop without even knowing it. Being late on one homework that I've already done is a ridiculous reason to be out $2000. I am prepared to fight tooth and nail to get this refund back.

My experience went well, because of the amount of instruction I got. I learned lots of little tips, and I got to use these tips on homework assigned. I also got to take multiple practice tests, helping me get familiar with the types of questions on the test.

Very helpful. Malika S. was an extremely helpful proctor and explained things to great detail. Only problems I had were with the website as it crashed while I was taking a practice test.

Love Ms. Malika - the website can be a little frustrating though but the deadlines helped me to continuously work at SAT prep throughout the months

The lessons and the practice tests really helped me get a better idea on how the test was going to be and i feel a lot more prepared than i did before.

The SAT was a little stressful but the Princeton Review
helped me out on lots of topics to not stress out Ms, Oliver is an incredible teacher I would recommend her

Consistent lessons, engaging tutor experience, ample amount of practice, and custom-tailored to fit the student's academic strengths/weaknesses.

The program's material, exercises & instructors provide an effective range of skills, knowledge and experience to aid in various forms of testing and academic evaluation.

The teacher was great but the user interface for tests was terrible. Marked many correct questions as blank.

Veronia was a great tutor who explained all of the concepts in much detail. She kept the classes interactive and they were very curated towards my weaknesses. I highly recommend this course!