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About The Princeton Review Singapore
About The Princeton Review Singapore
The Princeton Review Singapore is a test preparation and admissions centre located at TripleOne Somerset, offering islandwide coverage. The listing is KakiList-verified, confirming operating details and contact channels. It holds a 5/5 rating across 32 Google reviews, a moderate sample that suggests consistent student satisfaction, though prospective clients are encouraged to assess fit directly. Pricing is indicated at a mid-range tier; specific fees were not provided and should be confirmed with the centre.
The Princeton Review is known for structured preparation programmes targeting standardised tests such as the SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and TOEFL, as well as university admissions coaching. When enquiring, it helps to clarify your target test, current score or baseline, intended test date, and the universities or programmes you are applying to. Courses are typically available in group classroom format, small group, or one-to-one tutoring, each with different pacing and cost implications. Ask whether a diagnostic or placement assessment is included, what the term commitment looks like, and whether sessions are available in person at Somerset or via online delivery.
To take the next step, reach out to The Princeton Review Singapore via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form to discuss your target test and timeline, and request details on current intake schedules and course formats before enrolling.
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5/5 from 32 Google reviewsModerate sample size — directionally positive but review volume is not yet large.
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Google Reviews ⭐ 5 (32 reviews)
Wehda El Aridi
★★★★★
We had a wonderful experience with The Princeton Review throughout my daughter’s university application process. From the very beginning, their team was supportive, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable. A special thank you to Aditya and Dr. Kevin for their guidance and encouragement throughout the journey. They supported my daughter closely as she prepared her entry essays, providing thoughtful feedback while ensuring that her authentic voice and personal story remained at the heart of her applications. What I particularly appreciated was their patience, responsiveness, and the genuine care they showed. They helped make what can often be a stressful and overwhelming process feel structured and manageable, and gave my daughter the confidence to present herself in the best possible way. We are truly grateful for their dedication and support throughout this important milestone, and I would highly recommend their guidance to any family navigating the university application process.
Karishma Tambawala
★★★★★
From the onset we found Aditya very thoughtful in his support for my son for English SSAT upper level exams. We had a month to prepare and Mr Iqbal offered targetted learning with homework to reach the goal and get him prepared for the exam. My son had a mark improvement in his scores going from a 40-60% range to finally scoring in the 90th percentile. RX showed steady support throughout always checking in. The team truly care for the children’s best interests. Thank you and wishing you all the best.
Alya Nguyen
★★★★★
The Princeton Review team were extremely helpful and professional throughout the entire Singapore admissions process. They took the time to answer all my questions clearly and guided me through each step, which made the process much less stressful. I would definitely recommend them to anyone applying to universities in Singapore!
iris wang
★★★★★
Dr Kevin is a great counsellor who helped me in improving my college applications through giving feedback and making suggestions for improvements. He is readily reachable and replies quickly, patiently offering help. His insights based on his past experiences with university applications has been very useful and informative. I recommend!
Brian
★★★★★
Been a great experience with princeton. RX was able to provide a very structured curriculum and plan that was tailored to my needs and scedule.My tutors were very helpful in providing additional resources not just for my first but also my second SAT. Would highly recommend.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does The Princeton Review Singapore charge per session?›
The Princeton Review Singapore does not publicly list per-session fees, and pricing will vary depending on the course type — group classroom, small group, or one-to-one — as well as the specific test programme (SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, TOEFL, or admissions coaching). Group courses are typically sold as term or package enrolments rather than individual sessions, while one-to-one tutoring is usually priced per hour. When requesting a quote, ask whether a diagnostic test fee applies, whether course materials are included, and whether any sibling or package discounts are available. Confirm the full term commitment and cancellation terms before paying. See the full Test Prep & Admissions cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Many test prep providers offer a trial class or free diagnostic session so students can assess the teaching approach and course level before committing to a full term. It is worth asking The Princeton Review Singapore directly whether a trial or taster session is available for your target programme, and whether any fee applies. During a trial, pay attention to whether the pace and teaching style suit your learning needs, whether the content aligns with your target syllabus and test date, and whether the group size feels appropriate. A diagnostic score at the outset also helps set realistic improvement benchmarks. If a formal trial is not offered, ask to speak with a course adviser who can walk you through the curriculum and typical student outcomes for your programme.
What are the tutors' credentials at The Princeton Review Singapore?›
The Princeton Review is an internationally recognised test preparation brand, and its instructors are typically required to score at or above the 95th percentile on the test they teach. Individual tutors may also hold undergraduate or postgraduate degrees in relevant fields and have prior teaching or admissions advisory experience. For Singapore-based programmes, it is worth asking directly about the credentials and experience of the specific instructor assigned to your course, particularly their familiarity with the syllabus version and scoring scale currently in use. For admissions coaching, ask whether the adviser has direct experience with the university application processes relevant to your target destinations — US, UK, and regional institutions differ considerably. If tutor credentials are important to your decision, request this information before enrolling.