Gold Test Prep: Ivy-League Tutors. Thousands Cheaper.

Dec. 22, 2011 - PRLog -- Gold Test Prep (GTP) was started by Harvard students to provide tutoring for standardized exams. As students, they felt it unfair that prices, as high as $150/hr, from other test prep companies were so expensive.

They decided to make things fair by providing prep at prices that are up to 1/10th the current market rate.

Specifically, Gold Test Prep provides instruction for the PSAT, SAT, SAT II, ACT, AP Subject Tests, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, and GRE. In addition, GTP helps clients navigate the application process.  

Though GTP's prices are substantially cheaper than those of its competitors, it delivers premium exam preparation and application assistance. Its Harvard educated tutors have performed in the 96th percentile or above on the exams they teach and each tutor has a wealth of teaching experience. GTP makes an effort to accomodate clients' schedules with multiple tutoring options (e.g. one on one or variable group-size tutoring) and convenient locations nationwide.

Gold Test Prep also invests heavily into cutting-edge online resources. GTP uses teaching software that includes video and voice chat, instant messaging communication, virtual blackboards, and cloud-based lesson plans which clients can access even after the tutoring sessions are finished. With online tutoring, clients may sign in from anywhere they have a stable internet connection. Combining the powerful online educational tools with the convenience of tutoring anywhere and at anytime is fast making online tutoring one of GTP's most popular options.

Gold Test Prep allows client to take a free practice exam on its website http://www.goldtestprep.com. Tutors contact clients who have submitted exams with raw and scaled scores, a corrected essay, detailed analysis of the client's strong and weak areas, and a recommendation of the appropriate amount of tutoring hours the client will to raise his or her score to the maximal level. Visit the website to learn more about GTP's history, student testimonials, tutors, curriculum, application services, and pricing.