Test Preparation

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN River Falls

Test Preparation

Understanding Admissions Exams

Standardized test scores on the ACT, LSAT, GMAT, and GRE can play a significant role in determining the future of your education. Standardized tests help determine your admission status and are often used in awarding merit-based scholarships, grants, fellowships and assistantships. Your selected college or university admissions office will tell you which exam may be required or recommended with your application.

About Our Classes

UW-River Falls offers a variety of test preparation courses in partnership with Educational Testing Consultants, a leader in higher education test preparation. Each year, we help high school and college students reach their academic goals through a proven curriculum, helpful workbooks, online tools, and highly trained, top-quality instructors. Classes are offered synchronously in a live-online virtual classroom that provides the opportunity to interact in real-time with instructors.

We also offer customized test prep classes for schools, nonprofit organizations and community groups. If you are an academic adviser, program director, admissions department, or community leader and would like more information about our custom programs or to schedule a presentation, please contact Angela Whitaker, program manager, at 715-425-3261 or by email.

Browse our current offerings below. To be notified of upcoming classes and workshops or ask a question, contact us using the form below.

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Pre-College Admission Exams

ACT

The ACT measures critical reasoning skills by testing math and verbal concepts that students have developed over time. It is comprised of four main sections: English, Reading, Mathematics, and Science. There is also an optional Writing section. Students generally take the ACT during their junior year of high school. This course is ideal for rising juniors that may be taking the test for the first time, students that have already taken the exam but wish to improve their score, and younger students wanting extra preparation.

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Graduate Admission Exams

GMAT

Considering an MBA? Our GMAT test preparation program provides a thorough review of all tested math and verbal skills. Case studies involving real test questions help to reinforce the connection between the various skills and the ways they are tested on the GMAT. Our professional instructors will help you understand each section of the GMAT, dissect each item type, and develop a comprehensive plan for test day success.

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GRE

Seeking a graduate degree? Our GRE test preparation program covers each of the three main sections of the GRE revised General exam - Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning, and Quantitative Reasoning. You will learn about the test format and prepare for all of the question types you are likely to encounter on the GRE. Our program provides expert insight into each topic to help you achieve your goal score.

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LSAT

Considering an effective law school preparation program? Our LSAT prep class covers every aspect of the LSAT in complete detail, offering concrete techniques for solving even the most challenging items on the test. Special attention is paid to learning how to recognize and set up logic games in the analytical reasoning section.

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System Requirements

UWRF Test Prep classes use Adobe Connect, a free browser plug-in. All you need are a high-speed internet connection and speakers or headphones.

Course materials will be delievered directly to your home. We recommend registering at least four (4) business days in advance of the class start date to ensure timely delivery of your student package.

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Withdrawal and Refunds

A participant must withdraw in writing, as received by mail, fax or email, to be eligible for a partial refund. Withdrawals received earlier than seven calendar days before the start of the class will receive a refund less a processing fee. No refunds will be issued for withdrawals received later than seven calendar days before the start of the class. See our Noncredit Payment Policy.