The Princeton Review offers a comprehensive line of books for students preparing to enter college and professional/graduate schools as well as those planning their career.
IF IT'S ON THE TEST, IT'S IN OUR BOOKS!
With over 40 years of experience, The Princeton Review knows how to help you achieve maximum results in minimal time. From the SAT to the MCAT, we've got the help you need.
Student success is at the heart of everything we do.
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About The Princeton Review
Each year, The Princeton Review guides millions of students through transitions from high school to college to graduate school and professional studies. Founded in 1981 with fifteen SAT students in a New York City apartment, The Princeton Review is now one of the world’s leading test-preparation companies. Through courses, personalized tutoring, books, and admissions services, The Princeton Review provides students with resources for better grades, higher test scores, and stronger applications.
Since 1985, Random House Inc. has published books by The Princeton Review. Cracking the SAT is the first test-preparation book to make The New York Times bestseller list. Our line of books, which has sold over 75 million copies since 1988, is designed to help people through critical stages in their lives, from scoring highly on standardized tests to choosing the right college, writing great essays, and more.
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