I would highly highly recommend MyGuru for tutoring in preparation for any exam. I had the pleasure…read moreof working with Stefan to get ready for the INSEAD Assessment. He was super helpful and encouraging throughout. Stefan made himself available early morning and on the weekends for tutoring sessions. He always provided me with detailed examples and multiple ways of solving each problem on my own. If you are looking for a great tutoring experience, look no further than myguru and Stefan is your guy.

I highly recommend Stefan Maisnier for MBA admissions guidance. When our son decided to pursue his…read moreMBA on a tight timeline, Stefan quickly created a clear, strategic plan. He objectively evaluated our son's strengths and weaknesses, identified gaps--especially in quantitative skills--and worked closely with him to address those areas. Stefan's deep knowledge of admissions and test prep ensured our son targeted schools that fit his profile and goals, and he provided invaluable support throughout the process. Stefan's professionalism and expertise made a real difference for our family. My wife and I would recommend him to anyone seeking high-level, personalized admissions guidance and GMAT prep.

We highly recommend Academic Approach. They always think of everything. Our first child used their…read moreservices and did great; now it is our daughter's turn, and 8 years later they are still just as good at what they do. From the very first day, Academic Approach delivered. You were awesome to work with, made these tests so easy to understand for us, and took care of all of my daughter's testing and academic needs. You are the best! Thank you so much.

Hands down would not be where I am today without Academic Approach. They helped me decide between…read moretaking the ACT or SAT. Once we decided on the ACT they helped me raise my score by eight points. I was able to get into the college of my choice early decision. It's within walking distance or a short bus ride from at 3-4 nearby high schools so it was super easy for me to get there after school on my own. I really appreciated being able to take a timed practice test about once a month. Come test day I was super comfortable with the timing and was able to perform my best. It's pricey but it's one of the bet investments my parents made.

I enrolled in the 3-month "Hyperlearning" 3.5hr/3x-week LSAT course in Lincoln Park... fun, fun,…read morefun. Well, I'm 2 months in now and to my surprise... it actually kind of is. TPR obviously realizes that studying for and taking graduate entry exams is a lengthy and otherwise sucky process, so they don't add insult to injury by making the sign-up process a pain, too. I went online, found a host of courses that fit my schedule and was done in less than 10 minutes. Continuing with this trend, the classes aren't bad either! Class sizes are pretty small, ~15 people in mine, and I lucked out with a funny instructor who's both knowledgeable and a real person, a mix I haven't often found in standardized test teachers. They equip you with lots of comprehensive materials (4 books and complete explanations online) included in the class fee. Add that to being right off the Brown Line and seeing a significant increase in my practice scores, and I'd say this class earns itself a 180.

For various tests at various points in my life, I have experience working with Princeton Review and…read moreKaplan. For my purposes, I have always preferred Princeton Review. My experience (which I recognize doesn't even come close to everything that TPR does) has been overwhelmingly positive. I like that they find a way to make standardized tests (the most boring things EVER) somewhat interesting... maybe even fun at times. I think my standardized-test-taking days are over, so technically speaking I won't return. But if for some reason I was forced to take another mind-numbing standardized exam, I would first turn to The Princeton Review for strategies.