Changes to Refund Policy
Changes have been made to The Princeton Review Taiwan's refund policy, which has been updated to comply with new regulations put forth by the Ministry of Education. The amount of money refunded will now depend on the time when the refund notification form is submitted to our office. For more information, please click here.

2010 Summer Schedules
The Princeton Review Taiwan's 2010 Summer Schedules for Taipei/Tienmu, Kaohsiung, Taichung, and Hsinchu are here! Enroll early, and save up to 10% off (please see each respective area's schedule for its discount deadline dates).

University of California Admission Policy Change for 2012
Beginning with students applying for the fall 2012 term, SAT Subject Tests will no longer be required and students who do not submit SAT Subject Exam scores will not be penalized during the review process. Please click here for the full article.

Novel Influenza A (H1N1)
We would like to assure you that The Princeton Review (TPR) is closely monitoring the H1N1 situation at all campus locations in Taiwan, and are ready to take appropriate steps to protect students and staff should the need arise. Please click here for more information.

Change to Payment Policy
We regret to inform you that from 18 August 2008, The Princeton Review Taiwan (TPRT) will not accept payment made by credit card, until further notice. Students can choose to pay by cash, check, bank transfer, or postal order (or post office account transfer). To complete your booking, please complete the Payment Information Form and fax (or post) it together with your enrollment agreement and student information sheet (all forms can be downloaded from our website), to TPRT on (02) 27763201.

Be assured that your business is very important to us. Rather than pass on new, exceptionally high charges from the credit card company to our students, we are working to find a more economical solution. Please be patient with us.

New SAT Score-Reporting Policy
The College Board has approved an important change to the current SAT score-reporting policy. This new policy will give students the freedom to send the scores by sitting (test date) that they feel best represent their ability to colleges and universities, at no additional cost. Designed to reduce student stress and improve the test-day experience, this new score-reporting feature will launch in early February 2009, and will therefore be available to students participating in the March 2009 test administration. For more information, please click here.

America's Best Colleges and Grad Schools - 2009 Edition
Every year, US News & World Report publishes special editions of its magazine detailing the best colleges and graduate schools in America. With fact sheets on over 1,400 schools, information on thousands of dollars worth of scholarships and other financial aid, and analyses on the entire admissions process, these reports are a must read for anyone interested in pursuing higher education!

Test Dates in Taiwan
Need to find out when the next SAT, SAT Subject Test, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, or TOEFL will be administered in Taiwan? Click here for more information. For additional online resources, click here.