Graduate School Exam Preparation Programs
GRE Test tutoring
Our Approach
Diagnostic Test
Every graduate student needs a starting point.
We always begin our GRE journey with a practice test to determine what content must be refreshed. It’s not about everyone else.
It’s about your graduate school goals.
Practice
Learn the exams through practice.
Practice, practice, and more practice. That is how our TLM students strengthen their abilities and their knowledge of the exams for exam day.
Refresh
These tests ultimately “test” knowledge.
The information is not based on tricks or information you can’t prepare for. Our students learn the information. So much of what is tested on the GRE is about refreshing the student
It’s important to understand that going in.
Mindset
Believing in yourself is the other key.
The mythology of these exams is often more intimidating than the actual test. We use our founder’s mindset techniques for performance even with our youngest students.
Strategy
Strategy is only a fifth of the battle.
It all begins with knowledge and then we go from there. But, without prior knowledge, strategy is useless.
Once our students have refreshed the content, we can work on timing and individual strategies to boost their scores.
Our Programs
One-on-one Coaching (Signature Program)
Our GRE programs all have 1-on-1 programming that follows our specific curriculum and proprietary books.
Workshops (Small Group Forums)
Some of our graduate students gather small groups. We do offer private group tutoring in groups of 2-5 students on the GRE.
FAQs about the GRE
We wanted to bring you our most frequently asked questions.
What is the GRE?
The GRE is the most popular graduate school entrance exam in the country. It is a standardized test that is an admissions requirement for many graduate schools in both the United States and Canada
Why take the GRE?
If you are thinking about applying to graduate school in North America, then the GRE is the most heavily used entrance exam. It is important to contact the list of schools and programs you are thinking about applying to in order to determine application requirements.
What is on the GRE?
The test is roughly 3 hours and 45 minutes. There are 3 sections in the following order: Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning, and Math.
Analytical Writing: This section tests your ability to write effectively. You must write a response to an argument or problem.
Verbal Reasoning: This section focuses on knowledge of reading comprehension and sentence completion.
Math Achievement: Math; numbers, algebra, geometry, statistics, and measurement.
When should I start studying for the GRE?
We recommend taking a practice test to determine areas of strength and weakness to determine where to put your energy. Once we have the assessment, we can guide you as to how best to allocate your efforts.
