Over Two Decades of Experience! Over 10,000 Successful Graduates!

The Test Review Institute has had the good fortune to help many people over the years. If you are determined to succeed, we can give you the tools you need to make it happen!

Absolutely anyone can better their score by working through our program. For example, we helped a UNO student with a 2.3 GPA go from a 21 percentile on our real LSAT Pre-Test to a remarkable 91 percentile on the actual LSAT! The student was offered admission to Loyola, Tulane, and LSU law schools and is now an attorney!

Below are a few quotes from letters written by our program attendees.

 (File copies available on request)

 I would like to commend the Test Review Institute on its superb assistance in my preparation for the GMAT. I attended the GMAT preparatory course in August and took the examination the following December. The faculty was excellent; they taught me superior study habits and test strategies. It was also extremely helpful to take the Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) prior to test day in order to gain familiarity with the computer. I scored a 620 on my first practice test which was given on the first day of the GMAT course. Over the weeks, my practice score increased, and I scored a 710 on my final practice CAT. On the actual test day, I received a 710 (97th percentile) as well - exactly the same as the practice examination. Thank you for your assistance; I am now able to fulfill my dream and apply to many of the top-notch schools in the country. A.Z. Lieutenant, U.S. Coast Guard.

"I am writing to let you know that I received my GRE scores yesterday and the news is great! My combined verbal and Quantitative score is 1300 and my analytical score 730. I ranked in the 96% in the verbal section and 93% in the analytical section...I have little doubt that I would not have earned the scores indicated above without participating in the review. My combined score on the pretest as we began the review, was 1080. At that time you told me that I would have to work hard to improve my score. You were right -- I did! And it worked!" M. J. (Editor's note: M.J. was awarded a 5 year full fellowship to the University of Maryland PhD program.)

 "I decided to drive to New Orleans four Saturdays in a row (from Mobile) to take the course...You and your review courses did exactly what you promised...I hope that the Test Review Institute will continue to provide this valuable service to its own students and the surrounding community." K.P. Harvard Law School Graduate

 "Your LSAT review course was a major help in allowing me to score higher on the exam. Before taking this course, I did not receive an acceptance letter from any of the law schools. However after taking this course, I received eight offers and enrolled in Vanderbilt Law School, a top twenty law school. I am now finishing my third-year and look forward to a successful legal career. Your program is excellent. Many others say the same, but I guess they are too busy to tell you in writing..." R.W.

 "I am writing to you to thank you for your generosity in helping me to prepare for the October 4th LSAT...In particular, you stressed the importance of using the real tests previously administered by Law Services to prepare for the test instead of the Barron's Pseudo-tests which I had, until then, been using...I'm sure I would not have scored a 175 (99%) without your advice and generosity. I'm currently researching different schools including Tulane University..."E.W.

"The preparation and test-taking skills have allowed me to dramatically increase my LSAT score. I first took the LSAT in June and had little preparation--only self-study. After receiving a rather disappointing but respectable score of a 154, I decided to enroll in your LSAT prep class. As a senior at Loyola, preparing for legal study, I knew that the LSAT was and is one of the most important and discernible factors of law school admission. The LSAT preparation offered by the Test Review Institute enhanced my test-taking abilities in three ways. First, the class allowed me to organize my study time and put it in measurable hours of preparation. Second, this preparation removed most of my anxiety towards the actual test--I knew what to expect from all sections of the test. Third, the test-taking skill and hints offered by the class administrators allowed me to breeze through the test with a feeling of confidence and accuracy. Furthermore; on the post-test given on the last class meeting, I scored a 163. On the December LSAT, I scored a 167--96th percentile! Thanks again!" J.L.