I was pleasantly surprised by my GMAT score increase of 200 points. Studied on my own for the first test and didn't receive a high score. Was reluctant to take the course due to the expense of it, but I was determined to raise my score in order to be considered as a good candidate for my MBA applications. In the end I spent the money and I was glad I did!! The instructor drove home the skills needed to determine the best method in taking a timed test and to ensure the students could determine the best answer. The study material was abundant and relevant to test day. The student must put the time in to complete the work but the instructor was great at making sure time was spent where the student would receive the most bang for their buck and effort.

I am extremely happy with my class from Princeton Review.

First of all, the teacher had been working there for 15 years and was
qualified to teach the LSAT, GMAT and SATs. I believe his expertise and
depth of knowledge (especially from the LSAT) made a lot of difference
because it allowed him to bring in other points of view and examples that
a straight GMAT professor might not know. In addition, LSAT has harder
verbal questions that Jake was able to use as examples, making the GMAT
less complicated and made discerning patterns easier.

Second, the class met for 3 hours a week, with homework and pre-work
assigned every week. It was extremely helpful for me to help develop a
study pattern and habit specifically around the GMAT. We also had several
full length CAT exams scheduled that gave me a good idea how I was
progressing and what areas I struggled with in a timed environment (which
were different than what I thought when I was practicing).

Finally, Princeton Review knows all the tricks. They have a lot of insight
into the exam and how to beat it. These little tricks and hints (about
timing, ways to approach problems, etc) were essential to my success at
the end of the day. In addition, they give two books with your
registration fees, one is the official guide published by GMAC (used for
homework problems only) and one written by the Princeton Review that gives
more practice problems and hints in detail. They also target the homework
based on what your pre-test score was so you don't spend any time doing
problems that are too easy or too hard for you. AND they have a guarantee
- not happy with your score, retake the class, no questions asked. I
didn't need to do it again, but it was really nice to have that safety
net.

Take this class, you won't regret it.

I feel that I was not very well prepared. At Princeton Review they are more concerned with teaching tricks and ways of solving the problems faster. I feel they are not too concerned with your understanding of the topics. Also, I was told that you should spend more time in the first questions since those counted more towards the score. I later learned that this strategy is not good.. Also, sometimes we would get behind and instead of staying overtime we got back to the topic on the next class (which I think is not good). In addition, I had two teachers one for Tuesday and one for Thursday, they had different methods for solving some of the problems which made everything more confusing.. I think there should be only one teacher per class so the course can run smoother.

Although the course may be overpriced, it was very effective in helping me attain the GMAT score I sought.
In order to ensure that I kept the "Princeton Guarantee" in tact, I made sure I completed all of the homework, practice tests and online coursework.
The most helpful practice for the GMAT though, were the online practice tests, and The Princeton Review course offered at least 6 different practice tests.
In the end, after completing all of the coursework, I signed up for the GMAT again, and received a score of 600, upping it 80 points from what I scored prior to taking the class.
The only complaints about the class I have were the condition of the classrooms used at the facility and, of course, the price (although I was able to obtain a coupon code for $250 off the cost).

All-in-all, great course, great results. I highly recommend the course.