In the past year, our average GMAT/GRE student improved his score by 60 POINTS. If your score does not increase, we will give you a full refund.
- Each lesson is recorded and archived, so that you can review your tutor's explanations whenever you want. It's like paying for one hour, but then getting two.
- All the work is done on the computer, just like on the actual GMAT or GRE.
- All of the homework questions are timed, which prepares you for the time pressure of the test.
- Your tutor has access to your homework results so that he can see exactly what you need help in.
- All the tutors have scored in the 99th percentile, and have years of teaching experience.
- Over 5,000 questions for you to work from, so that you learn the nuts and bolts of each test.
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MILAN SLAVKOVICH - LSAT TUTOR

Milan graduated from Cornell University with a double major in Philosophy and Economics, and after reading George Orwell's "Homage to Catalunya" decided to go to Barcelona and learn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (don't ask). So he dragged his twin brother Nick along and taught English for a year right in the center of Barcelona. Deciding that he liked Europe, Milan spent the next couple of years living in Paris, Montpellier, and Belgrade. He at first tried his hand at being a professional gambler, but after scoring a 172 on the LSAT, he decided he would rather just teach. Milan keeps threatening that he'll go to law school one of these days, but for now he's happy helping other people get there.
NEMANJA (NICK) SLAVKOVICH - GMAT/GRE TUTOR

After graduating from Columbia University with a double major in English Literature and Economics, Nick decided to go teach English in Barcelona, mainly because his twin brother Milan suggested it and Nick had no other plans. Best decision ever. One year of teaching English to kids and adults of all ages was enough and Nick returned to New York, where he discovered an aptitude for standardized tests, after scoring a 750 on the GMAT and a 1580 on the GRE. As a result, Nick found himself teaching for a major test preparation company. However, he soon realized that he taught much more effectively using his own curriculum and questions and so left the company, to start Totaltestprep with Milan. That was a pretty good decision too.