Who we are?

The Princeton Review helps students, parents, and educators achieve the best results at all stages of their educational careers. It all starts with a single premise: Everyone is entitled to the best education. Through years of research we've learned to use practice and preparation to help students improve their performance. 

Brief History

The Princeton Review helps students through a simple philosophy:  "Better scores. Better schools." In 1981, company founder John Katzman prepared 15 high school students for the SAT with an intensive six-week course, offering a systematic approach for achieving higher test scores.
The Princeton Review now helps millions of students each year to navigate standardized tests, as well as the college and graduate school admissions processes through its courses, books, software and websites.
The Princeton Review, Inc. went public on June  2001. Shares are available on the NASDAQ National Market under the symbol "REVU".

The Princeton Review in Mexico

On 1994, The Princeton Review established a franchised office in Mexico City after its owners realized the huge potential for test prep services. In fact, over 40% of the country's total number of college students live and study in Mexico's capital city.
Maintaining the same standards and procedures as our parent company, TPR Mexico now runs three offices in the same number of strategic sites: Mexico, Guadalajara and Monterrey.
Through our combined efforts, we've been able to serve thousands of students. TOEFL, SAT, GRE, GMAT, and USMLE preparation courses are always available, as well as private classes and refreshers.