Guidance for Accessing Your Student Portal

 
Guide to Your Student Portal
 
You are enrolled into our test prep
course with your email provided by
your school as the username.
 
There will be a link and preset
password provided in your 
Welcome
Email 
that you will use for your first
time signing into the Student Portal.
 
Princetonreview.com
 
Use 
Sign In
, not
Sign Up
 to log
into your
Portal!
 
You may need to
redirect to the TPR
homepage. Go to
Account 
then 
Home
to launch your
course!
!
 
PRO TIP
We've found that Chrome is the best browser for utilizing Student
Portals. You can download the browser here:
https://www.google.com/chrome/
 
When You Sign In…
 
You will have access to many materials and important information
about your self-paced program!
 
Click on 
Open Course 
to get to the 
Student Portal
.
 
PRO TIP:
Bookmark this page for quick access to your Portals. Be
sure to visit them regularly to stay on task!
!
 
Home Page
 
Your 
Home
 page consists of your online
materials, guides, course schedule, and
coursework.
 
Start by going through the dropdown
section 
Everything You Need To Know 
and
What To Do First 
within it before your
course starts! Here you will find course
support, documents, test guides, and
official exam information.
 
Course Schedule
 
Your course schedule is on your 
Home
page.
 
If you have 
LiveOnline
 class sessions,
the 
Launch Class 
link will become
active 15 minutes before the class
start time. 24-48 hours after an online
class session has ended, 
Class
Recording
 
and 
Class Slides 
links will
appear.
 
If your sessions are in-person you will
see the facility listed.
 
PRO TIP:
Got a question for a specific instructor? Select the 
envelope
 next to their
name to email them directly!
!
 
Coursework
 
Coursework can be found in two places: within the dropdown
menu of your 
Home
 page class sessions and within the
Lessons
 tab.
 
Lessons: 
consists of readings, slideshows,
 and drills to help you review materials
 
Required Homework: 
required
 
homework
 drills that should be completed before
 that day’s class session
 
Extra Practice: 
additional drills to assist
 you in key areas to reinforce learning and
 facilitate mastery of specific skills
 
PRO TIP:
Diligent and consistent coursework completion is a key
element to test prep improvement!
!
 
Lessons Tab
 
The 
Lessons
 tab organizes the coursework by
topic:
English
Math
Reading
Science
Writing
Toggle
 between them to view the subtopics.
 
The 
Extra Practice 
tab has multiple sectioned
practice tests in all topics!
Drill
Lesson
Toggle
 
Practice Tab
 
You will see a list of 
Required Tests
 
that you will be assigned to
complete throughout your course. It is 
very
 important to
complete these tests by their due dates so that your score
reports will appear for your school advisor.
We 
highly recommend 
taking each practice test in as close to an
official exam-like atmosphere as possible so you can become
accustomed to the exam style and format!
 
PRO TIP:
Take advantage of the additional practice tests to get the most out of the course! Practice tests are
the 
best
 way to prepare for any official exam. The more you experience the format and expectations,
the closer you are to success!
!
 
View Score Results
 
Your Portal will automatically generate a score report
when the test is completed online. A link underneath the
test will appear—select it and a new section on the
Practice page titled 
View Score Reports
 
will expand. Use
these reports to follow your score trends and find your
personal areas of strengths and difficulties.
 View each test section by using the different
 tabs. Your results for that section will appear.
 
Hover over incorrect answers 
to see
 explanations and concepts tested.
After you take multiple tests, your Portal will be able to
show progress over time.
Make sure you are ready for your LiveOnline class!
 
Browser Requirements and Set Up:
https://www.princetonreview.com/help/system-and-browser-requirements
 
Student Online Classroom FAQs + Troubleshooting:
https://www.princetonreview.com/help/tpr-classroom-troubleshooting
 
LiveOnline Class Troubleshooting
 
If your class sessions are online, you will see 
LiveOnline
 listed within the class session on the schedule. The
LiveOnline
 class link will appear 15 minutes before your class begins.
 
You may need to refresh your browser or sign out and back in if a link has not appeared yet.
!
 
The trademark holders are not affiliated with The Princeton Review or products. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University.
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Enrolled in a test prep course, use your school email as the username. Follow the steps in your Welcome Email to sign in for the first time. Use Chrome for optimal portal utilization. Your Student Portal provides access to course materials and essential information. Navigate through the Home page for schedules, coursework, and instructor communication. Stay organized and proactive with your coursework completion for test prep success.

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  1. Guide to Your Student Portal You are enrolled into our test prep course with your email provided by your school as the username. There will be a link and preset password provided in your Welcome Email that you will use for your first time signing into the Student Portal.

  2. Princetonreview.com Use Sign In, not Sign Up to log into your Portal! You may need to redirect to the TPR homepage. Go to Account then Home to launch your course! ! PRO TIP We've found that Chrome is the best browser for utilizing Student Portals. You can download the browser here: https://www.google.com/chrome/

  3. When You Sign In You will have access to many materials and important information about your self-paced program! Click on Open Course to get to the Student Portal. ! PRO TIP: Bookmark this page for quick access to your Portals. Be sure to visit them regularly to stay on task!

  4. Home Page Your Home page consists of your online materials, guides, course schedule, and coursework. Start by going through the dropdown section Everything You Need To Know and What To Do First within it before your course starts! Here you will find course support, documents, test guides, and official exam information.

  5. Course Schedule Your course schedule is on your Home page. If you have LiveOnline class sessions, the Launch Class link will become active 15 minutes before the class start time. 24-48 hours after an online class session has ended, Class Recordingand Class Slides links will appear. If your sessions are in-person you will see the facility listed. ! PRO TIP: Got a question for a specific instructor? Select the envelope next to their name to email them directly!

  6. Coursework Coursework can be found in two places: within the dropdown menu of your Home page class sessions and within the Lessons tab. Lessons: consists of readings, slideshows, and drills to help you review materials Required Homework: requiredhomework drills that should be completed before that day s class session Extra Practice: additional drills to assist you in key areas to reinforce learning and facilitate mastery of specific skills ! PRO TIP: Diligent and consistent coursework completion is a key element to test prep improvement!

  7. Lessons Tab The Lessons tab organizes the coursework by topic: English Math Reading Science Writing Toggle between them to view the subtopics. Lesson The Extra Practice tab has multiple sectioned practice tests in all topics! Drill

  8. Practice Tab You will see a list of Required Tests that you will be assigned to complete throughout your course. It is very important to complete these tests by their due dates so that your score reports will appear for your school advisor. We highly recommend taking each practice test in as close to an official exam-like atmosphere as possible so you can become accustomed to the exam style and format! ! PRO TIP: Take advantage of the additional practice tests to get the most out of the course! Practice tests are the best way to prepare for any official exam. The more you experience the format and expectations, the closer you are to success!

  9. View Score Results Your Portal will automatically generate a score report when the test is completed online. A link underneath the test will appear select it and a new section on the Practice page titled View Score Reports will expand. Use these reports to follow your score trends and find your personal areas of strengths and difficulties. View each test section by using the different tabs. Your results for that section will appear. Hover over incorrect answers to see explanations and concepts tested. After you take multiple tests, your Portal will be able to show progress over time.

  10. LiveOnline Class Troubleshooting If your class sessions are online, you will see LiveOnline listed within the class session on the schedule. The LiveOnline class link will appear 15 minutes before your class begins. You may need to refresh your browser or sign out and back in if a link has not appeared yet. Make sure you are ready for your LiveOnline class! ! Browser Requirements and Set Up: https://www.princetonreview.com/help/system-and-browser-requirements Student Online Classroom FAQs + Troubleshooting: https://www.princetonreview.com/help/tpr-classroom-troubleshooting The trademark holders are not affiliated with The Princeton Review or products. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University.

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