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The pace and focus are based on your goals, needs and learning style
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You receive one-on-one, undivided attention that targets your weaknesses, reinforces your strengths and builds your confidence
Your prep program is frequently adjusted based on the results of regular diagnostic testing and the expert assessment of your tutor
To help you reach your goals, we need to know all we can about you, your personality and your interests. We'll inquire about the scores you want, the schools you like, the way you learn and the schedule you keep.
You'll receive your study materials and take a practice test so that your tutor can create an initial prep plan based on your results.
Your tutoring lessons will focus on reinforcing strengths and building your confidence with our exclusive test-taking strategies and methods.
Your tutor will chart your course using drills and proctored practice exams to set benchmarks for progress.
We'll work with you from your first day of prep until you receive those coveted acceptance letters.
Our tutors undergo our rigorous training regimen to learn our exclusive test-preparation methods. With hundreds of tutors in our ranks, we're confident we can find an expert with the experience, skills and style to match your prep needs.
Below is a small sampling of our many GMAT experts.
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B.A. in History & B.S. in Mathematics, The Evergreen State College
Curtis has been teaching for The Princeton Review since 2007. While at The Evergreen State College, Curtis was chosen to be the undergraduate speaker and used his platform to warn about the dangers of listening to the advice of undergraduate students! After moving to New York in 2006, he tutored teen moms to pass the math portion of the New York Regents Exam. He is also an improv comedian who performs regularly around the city.
Curtis is a Standard Tutor of the SSAT, ISEE, SHSAT, PSAT, ACT, SAT, SAT Subject Tests (Math level 1 & 2 and Physics), GMAT, GRE and Academic Tutoring (Algebra, Geometry & Trigonometry).
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We've crunched the numbers and know the ideal number of hours it takes to prepare for the GRE. Our comprehensive 18-hour programs are perfect for students who want in-depth prep covering all sections of the test. You'll also have the opportunity to work on your skills with 8 practice exams. All comprehensive packages come with The Princeton Review score-improvement guarantee.
We also offer pay-as-you-go programs that can be completely customized to your needs. You can choose to focus your tutoring sessions on a specific section of the GRE and make no commitment beyond the initial 3 hours. Just add more as needed.
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