Paid $400 for a "consult," She requested a ton of personal information about my child (grades,…read moretesting, extracurricular), but in the conversation it was clear she hadn't looked at any of it. After the meeting, I reached out to her about next steps (several times) and she "ghosted" us. Child has a 4.0 and great test scores. It felt like a scam.

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Wouldn't recommend - a lot of videos that aren't very informative at the same price of other great…read moreprograms like LSAT Demon & Blueprint. I tried it out and asked for a partial refund and was denied. Spend your money elsewhere for better service & value.

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The Princeton Review asked me at least 3 times if I would update my review. It was originally a…read moreone star review, I have updated to 3. The organization was responsive to our concerns but still had a few hiccups along the way like re-schueduling of classes and poor communication during inclement weather. The class was very helpful and will improve your score, the instructor was great. My issues have to do with the management of the organization, the lack of organization and coordination. They need a much better way to communicate and if you are taking this during the winter, they will not cancel any classes. So if your son or daughter is taking the class use your best judgement on their safety rather than wait to hear from them because you won't.

I am extremely disappointed with The Princeton Review's LSAT self-paced program and, more…read moreimportantly, its customer service and refund process. Before you spend hundreds or thousands of dollars, read the refund policy very carefully. If the course isn't the right fit for you, don't expect much flexibility. I found the policy to be rigid and completely one-sided, with little regard for customer satisfaction. What frustrated me even more was the inability to speak with a manager. When I requested one, I was told that wasn't possible. Instead, the customer service representative documented my questions, submitted them to management, and informed me that someone would call me back within two business days. If you have a time-sensitive issue, this process is incredibly frustrating. There is no opportunity to have a real conversation with someone who has the authority to resolve your concerns. As a Texas customer, I also found this process concerning. Texas is a one-party consent state for recording conversations, meaning I can legally record my own calls. Yet instead of allowing customers to speak directly with a decision-maker, communication is filtered through an agent's written summary of the conversation. That means management is relying on someone else's interpretation of what you said rather than hearing your concerns firsthand. This creates unnecessary room for misunderstandings and leaves customers feeling unheard. For a company that prepares future lawyers--people who are taught to value fairness, transparency, and due process--I expected a much more customer-focused approach. Instead, I experienced inflexible policies, poor escalation procedures, and a customer service model that felt designed to delay rather than resolve concerns. There are many LSAT preparation companies competing for students today. Based on my experience, I would encourage prospective students to carefully compare refund policies and customer service before choosing The Princeton Review. I cannot recommend this program.

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Used this tutoring for my son. Very reliable service. Attention to details and very good results…read more Highly recommended.

I started watching Ms. Audrey on TikTok live sometime last month at the time I was working on my…read morecollege algebra final and for the short amount of time watching her I wished I had found her sooner unfortunately but fortunately I have to retake college algebra because I had an unsuccessful attempt and I get the honor of having Ms. Audrey as a tutor and how excited I am to tackle college algebra with the help of such a support Ms. Audrey is so patient and kind and breaks down the steps and then confirms that you understand and if you don't she doesn't get frustrated she breaks down in such way you would understand thank you so much I look forward to many more successful sessions.

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