LYCOS RETRIEVER 
Princeton Review: Rankings
built 178 days ago
Unlike the old-fashioned Princeton Review books printed on cheap newsprint that ripped when you tried to erase them, this device weighs about 5 ounces and is eminently reusable. It includes three practice tests, a full set Princeton Review tips and tricks, and some "educational games" that are a far cry from anything found on the PSP. Navigation is extremely simple. You simply select a lesson or test and begin. The bright black and white LCD isn't going to reproduce fine art but it's more than sufficient and highly readable.
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Students who wish to withdraw from Princeton Review courses may do so without penalty on the first Monday and Tuesday of the course. If students withdraw on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday of the first week, they will be charged a $100 fee and will join a current events mini-course for the rest of the week. After the first week, no refunds will be given. Written or verbal parental permission for dropping a course must be given to the registrar’s office before the third class meeting.
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Revenue in Princeton Review's newest and smallest division, k-12 services, rose 49%, to $9.3 million. The jump came from more subscriptions to its homeroom.com service and higher sales from the sale of workbooks and other Princeton Review–branded content published by McGraw-Hill. Princeton Review's deal with M-H generated revenue of $3.5 million in 2002.
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The Princeton Review gave TU high marks for its warm, student-focused atmosphere and the strong interaction the university has with the Tulsa community. The publication ranked TU as sixth in the nation for happiest students, ninth for best quality of life, fifth for university-community relations and eleventh for race and class interaction.
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Both Mr. Wood and Mr. Bonasia join The Princeton Review from Houghton Mifflin. Mr. Wood most recently served as the National Vice President, Sales Operations for Houghton Mifflin's Assessment Division. Prior to that, he was the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Achievement Technologies, Inc. Mr. Wood holds a B.S. in Business from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
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The Princeton Review test preparation is available today. Subscribers download the application and, with Application "Wake-Up" technology, are able to begin receiving multiple-choice practice questions via their mobile phones, similar to those found on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).
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