Subject-specific instruction
Live classes covering Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Analytical Writing. Evening sessions are designed around the working schedules of NYC and Miami professionals, in person or online.
GRE Prep Course
GRE prep with unlimited private tutoring, in NYC, Miami & online.
Live, subject-specific instruction across Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Analytical Writing. Unlimited one-on-one tutoring. In person in New York and Miami or online nationwide. A personal study plan built around your test date and your target programs — not a generic six-week brochure.
What's included
A real GRE course, not a video library.
The GRE engagement is built around live instruction, real tutoring, and a personal study plan — supported by recorded material you can return to whenever you want.
Unlimited 1:1 with subject specialists
Schedule one-on-one sessions with the specialist whose subject you need — Quant, Verbal, or Writing — as often as your plan requires. Sessions are private, recorded for your reference, and rolled into your study plan.
Diagnostic + personal sequencing
After your free class, an advisor runs a GRE diagnostic and writes a sequenced 6-week or 12-week plan. You see exactly which topics to attack, in which order, and which target sub-section percentiles.
NYC, Miami studio, or live online
Attend in person at 154 W 14th Street in New York, at 701 S Miami Ave in Miami, or live online. Every session is recorded so candidates traveling for work or in different time zones can stay on schedule.
Official questions + curated banks
We work primarily from official GRE material so the practice maps to what you'll actually see on test day, supplemented by curated problem sets aimed at the patterns most likely to move your score in your weakest section.
Weekly check-ins with an advisor
A short weekly check-in with your advisor reviews what's working, flags risks early, and adjusts the plan if your scores, deadlines, or work schedule shift. No drift, no surprise plateaus.
GRE or GMAT?
Which test gives you the strongest MBA application?
Nearly every top MBA program now accepts the GRE alongside the GMAT Focus. The right choice depends on your quantitative background, your target schools, and where you can post the strongest percentile. We help you decide before you commit months to the wrong test.
The GRE plays to different strengths
The GRE's Verbal section rewards vocabulary and reading, and its Quant is generally considered more approachable than GMAT Focus Quant. For many humanities, policy, and non-finance backgrounds, the GRE is the higher-percentile path.
Business schools accept both
Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, Columbia, NYU Stern, and virtually every other top program accept the GRE. Admissions committees convert your GRE to a comparable GMAT range, so a strong GRE is not a second-class credential.
Score conversion and strategy
We map your GRE result to its GMAT-equivalent so you know exactly how your file reads. Start with our GRE to GMAT Focus score conversion guide, then decide with data.
One team for test and admissions
The same team that runs your GRE prep sets your target from your school list and coordinates the application. See how it fits together in our GMAT, GRE, EA, and waiver guide.
Who it's for
Built for GRE candidates who need results, not filler.
If you work 60+ hours a week, your prep needs to compound — not just consume time. Our cohorts are deliberately small and deliberately professional, in New York, Miami, and online.
MBA applicants choosing the GRE
If the GRE is your higher-percentile path to a top MBA, we build the plan around your school list and coordinate it with your admissions timeline.
Graduate program applicants
Master's and PhD candidates across disciplines get subject-specific instruction and unlimited tutoring for Quant, Verbal, and Analytical Writing.
Career switchers and humanities backgrounds
If Quant is your binding constraint, we rebuild fundamentals from the ground up and drill the specific question types that move your score.
Re-takers stuck at a plateau
If your score has been the same on two attempts, the answer is not more practice questions. We diagnose what's keeping you on the plateau and rebuild your approach.
International candidates
Time-zone-friendly evening sessions and recorded access let candidates in Europe, Latin America, and Asia run a full GRE program from anywhere.
Deciding between GRE, GMAT, EA, or a waiver
Before you commit, we'll diagnose which test plays best to your strengths, which schools accept waivers, and which path gives you the strongest scholarship leverage.