The Princeton Review

The Princeton Review

The Princeton Review has written at least 18 books. Their most popular book is Paying for College without Going Broke, 2004 Edition with 1 save with an average rating of 4⭐.

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1 Reader • 4

Math Workout for the New GRE, 2nd Edition

2010 • 1 Reader • 320 pages • 2

Cracking the New GRE 2012

Cracking the New GRE 2012
ByThe Princeton Review

2011 • 1 Reader • 486 pages • 4

The Complete Book of Colleges, 2020 Edition: The Mega-Guide to 1,359 Colleges and Universities

2019 • 1 Reader • 1,152 pages

Word Smart: How to Build an Educated Vocabulary

1995 • 1 Reader • 382 pages • 3

Cracking the GRE 2013

Cracking the GRE 2013
ByThe Princeton Review

2012 • 1 Reader • 498 pages • 4

Princeton Review SSAT & ISEE Prep, 2023

2022 • 721 pages

Princeton Review AP Computer Science A Prep, 2023

2022 • 449 pages

Crash Course for the GRE, 6th Edition

2017 • 242 pages

Princeton Review: Study Smart: Hands-On, Nuts-And-Bolts Techniques for Earning Higher Grades

1992 • 287 pages

Cracking the SAT Premium Edition with 8 Practice Tests, 2020

2019 • 849 pages

Colleges That Create Futures: 50 Schools That Launch Careers By Going Beyond the Classroom

2015 • 338 pages

SAT Advanced

SAT Advanced
ByThe Princeton Review

2021 • 400 pages

Getting Ready for College: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go From Bike Locks to Laundry Baskets, Financial Aid to Health Care

2003 • 209 pages

The Gay and Lesbian Guide to College Life

2011 • 566 pages

Cracking the SAT Subject Test in French, 16th Edition

2018 • 256 pages

The Best 384 Colleges, 2019 Edition

The Best 384 Colleges, 2019 Edition
ByThe Princeton Review,Robert Franek

2018 • 2,633 pages

GRE Power Vocab

GRE Power Vocab
ByThe Princeton Review

2015 • 449 pages