Princeton Review for Parents

For parents of current Princeton Review SAT® or ACT® tutoring students. Easily manage your student's test prep tutoring schedule and track their progress!

Our SAT and ACT tutors use their expertise to build a prep plan to help your student maximize score potential. Through The Princeton Review Parent Portal, you can:

+Check your student’s practice test scores
+Schedule tutoring hours
+Contact your student’s tutor or teacher
+See your student’s completed coursework
+Manage your balance and buy additional tutoring hours

Our goal is to provide every student with the expert tools and guidance they need to make their educational dreams a reality. Our teachers and tutors know the tests inside and out and will help your student achieve their goals through effective strategy and practice.

Not yet a Princeton Review parent? To find the right SAT or ACT prep for your student, visit PrincetonReview.com or call 800-2Review.

“I'm so grateful to have had Aaron as my ACT tutor! He was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, and my confidence and ability grew enormously thanks to his expertise. The techniques he taught me became habits that served me well on the day of the test, and I couldn't have achieved my 6-point improvement without him!”
-Stephanie, ACT Tutoring Student

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