Princeton Review GRE review: score-guarantee courses
The Princeton Review builds its GRE courses around guarantees. Its 10 Points+ course promises a 10-point total improvement, or at least 158 on both sections depending on where you start; its 162+ course targets 162 or higher. Prices are reported from about $399 to over $2,000.
Course features and the 10 Points+ terms from The Princeton Review’s own pages; prices as reported by review sites in 2026. Checked October 11, 2026. We have not tested the course hands-on, so this review has no score.
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Courses
| Course | Reported price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Self-Paced | About $399 to $499 | On-demand lessons, drills, full-length practice tests |
| 10 Points+ | About $699 to $899 | Self-paced plus 30, 60 or 90-day plans, live math fundamentals classes and the 10-point guarantee |
| Fundamentals | About $1,199 | Live online classes |
| 162+ | About $2,049 to $2,399 | Intensive live course with a 162+ guarantee (eligibility rules apply) |
Features from The Princeton Review; prices as reported in 2026 and frequently discounted.
What stands out
- Guarantees on most courses.
- 7-day full refund on 10 Points+, according to The Princeton Review.
- Live math fundamentals classes included with 10 Points+.
What to watch for
- Guarantees have eligibility rules, such as a minimum starting score for 162+.
- Reported prices vary; get the current price before deciding.
Official source & community discussion
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