Our SMART courses offer high school freshmen or sophomore students an effective supplement to our SAT classic course. These unique courses supply students with early SAT test preparation.

Best of all, Math smart helps you prepare for the standardized tests you’ll be taking over the next few years, including the SAT I and SAT II.

Math is part of your life, whether you want to engineer the first manned space probe to mars or count your change. Math smart might not turn you into Albert Einstein, but it will help you see that math gets easier once you understand what’s going on.

You might have been misled into thinking that English follows a rigid set of rules. Somehow, all the smart people know the rules and so should you. Actually, those “smart people” make mistakes all the time. Often they break a rule to make a point. Sometimes, sloppy grammar just sounds better. More often than you might expect, people break a rule because they just learned it incorrectly.

A better understanding of the rules of grammar will make you better writer, not only so you can also ace those pesky standardized tests like SAT, SAT II and TOEFL.

The Princeton Review’s Grammar Smart course uses an interactive, game-based curriculum to reinforce the basic building blocks of writing and speaking. This course is valuable for all students, especially those who use English as a second language.

By structuring our course using games and activities, we help students actually use the words they are learning. The course draws from a core list of 200 words, which are grouped into three different levels to ensure that every student gets a word list appropriate to his or her ability.