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Are you struggling with a looming standardized test that is crucial to your acceptance into your dream graduate school? Most students dread large tests, especially when they weigh so heavily on your future. The GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and MCAT are all intimidating, but with the right support, they can be conquered.
These test are required for respective graduate schools. The Princeton Review provides an abundance of free resources for these tests that will help you ace the test, get into the graduate school of your dreams, and ensure a successful future.
All of these resources can be found on the Princeton Review’s website after clicking through graduate prep and the test you are looking to prepare for. Take advantage of these free resources in preparation for your upcoming standardized test by clicking here.
GRE
Purpose: Graduate Records Exam is a standardized test commonly required for any type of graduate school.
Princeton Review Resources: Practice Tests (Online, Classroom) and Miscellaneous Webinars (Online)
GMAT
Purpose: Graduate Management Admission Test is an assessment that scores students’ based on various skills necessary for business school at the graduate level.
Princeton Review Resources: Practice Tests (Online, Classroom) and Strategy Sessions (Online)
LSAT
Purpose: Law School Admission Test is a requirement for graduate law school and measures a variety of knowledge needed.
Princeton Review Resources: Practice Tests (Online, Classroom) and Webinars (Online)
MCAT
Purpose: Medical College Admission Test is an exam that measures an array of students’ abilities required during medical graduate school.
Princeton Review Resources: Practice Tests (Online), Strategy Session (Classroom), and Miscellaneous Webinars (Online)
