Expert tutoring for the exams that shape your next step.
One-on-one tutoring for the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and MCAT, with specialized tutors who understand each exam and how testing fits into the broader graduate admissions process.
Admissions-informed strategy
Built around your schedule
Available worldwide
What Makes This Different
Specialized preparation for high-stakes graduate and professional admissions.
The GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and MCAT are fundamentally different exams, each requiring distinct subject expertise, strategies, and approaches to preparation. We match you with a tutor who specializes in your exam and builds a personalized plan around your starting point, goals, timeline, and target programs.
As testing formats, content, and scoring evolve, our tutors stay current on the latest changes so your preparation reflects the exam you will actually take.
For graduate applicants also working with a Top Tier Admissions counselor, tutoring can be coordinated with their broader application plan. Test tutoring is purchased separately.
Exam Specialists
Work with a tutor who specializes in your specific exam and understands its content, format, and scoring.
Built Around Your Schedule
Flexible one-on-one tutoring delivered virtually, designed to fit around work, school, research, and other commitments.
Admissions-Informed Strategy
For applicants also working with us on their applications, tutoring is coordinated with the broader strategy.
Each exam measures a different set of skills and calls for a distinct preparation strategy. Explore the test that aligns with your graduate or professional goals.
For master’s and doctoral programs, many law schools, and most top business schools
GRE
The GRE General Test takes just under two hours and measures Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing. Our tutors help you strengthen the reading, vocabulary-in-context, quantitative, and analytical writing skills the exam rewards, then focus your preparation on the areas with the greatest potential for improvement.
For MBA and other graduate management programs
GMAT
The GMAT measures Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. Our tutors help you strengthen the quantitative, critical reasoning, reading comprehension, and data analysis skills the exam tests, with preparation tailored to your goals and timeline.
For law school admissions
LSAT
The current LSAT centers on Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. Our tutors teach the argument analysis, critical reasoning, and close reading the test demands. Because the LSAT remains an important component of many law school applications, preparation is shaped around both your score goals and admissions timeline.
For medical school admissions
MCAT
The MCAT is an extensive, content-heavy exam spanning four sections: chemical and physical sciences, critical analysis and reasoning, biological and biochemical sciences, and the psychological, social, and biological foundations of behavior. Our tutors build a realistic preparation plan that balances content review, passage-based practice, pacing, and full-length testing across the months available before your exam.
Common Questions
The answers, honestly.
Still have questions? A quick conversation is often the fastest way to find the clarity you need.
Which tests do you tutor?
We provide one-on-one tutoring for the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and MCAT. Every applicant is matched with a tutor who specializes in their specific exam, bringing deep knowledge of its content, format, and scoring.
Should I take the GRE or the GMAT for business school?
Most MBA programs accept both the GRE and the GMAT. The right choice depends on your strengths, career goals, and the programs you’re targeting. Your tutor can help you compare the two exams, determine which is the stronger fit, and build a preparation plan tailored to your goals.
Have these tests changed recently?
Yes. Several graduate and professional admissions exams have changed significantly in recent years. The GRE is shorter, the GMAT has been redesigned around three sections, including Data Insights, and no longer includes an essay, and the LSAT has retired its Analytical Reasoning (“logic games”) section. Our tutors stay current with each exam’s latest format, content, and scoring, so you’ll prepare for the test you’ll actually take.
How long does preparation take?
Preparation time depends on your exam, starting point, score goals, and the time you can devote to studying. Your tutor helps you build a realistic plan around your test date and application deadlines, including independent practice between sessions. Contact us to discuss your timeline and how much tutoring may be useful.
Is tutoring done in person or virtually?
All tutoring is delivered virtually through one-on-one video or phone sessions, or a combination of both. This allows us to match you with the tutor best suited to your exam while offering the flexibility to schedule sessions around work, school, research, or other commitments.
Can you coordinate with help on my applications?
Yes. Our test prep and our Graduate Application Support Program are part of the same organization, so your test strategy can connect directly to your applications, essays, and program strategy.
How does pricing work?
Tutoring is offered in hour packages tailored to your exam, timeline, and goals, with the hourly rate decreasing for larger packages. We will walk you through the options during your first conversation. Reach out to get started.
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