Menlo Coaching’s GRE Prep Course delivers time-efficient instruction for the quant and verbal sections of the GRE exam.
By pairing proprietary learning methods with official GRE content, we’ll prepare you for a 325+ score with 5 weeks of live instruction followed by a 5-week study plan for timed practice and reinforcement.
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Upcoming Courses:
January 11, 2025
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Menlo Coaching’s GRE prep course is designed for students who want to maximize their chances of earning a competitive score.
The core principle of our curriculum is simple: we believe there is no substitute for dedicated, experienced instructors and for exposure to official GRE content.
In the process, you’ll learn unique tips and strategies for every section of the GRE, and come test day, you’ll have all the tools you need to ace the exam.
Here’s everything you need to know—
Our GRE Prep Course includes 25+ hours of live instruction. It is designed to prepare students aiming for GRE scores above the 90th percentile, with a focus on advanced strategies and authentic GRE questions.
Menlo Coaching’s GRE Prep Course stands out by focusing on complex, higher-order questions that differentiate top scorers. The fast-paced course avoids basic content, emphasizing high-value strategies and authentic test preparation.
Before the live sessions, you’ll independently study self-paced Refresh Modules that cover fundamental skills needed for advanced scores. These modules focus on the most important concepts that are frequently tested on the GRE, allowing live class time to concentrate on advanced strategies.
The course consists of 10, two-and-a-half-hour live lessons. Each session covers essential topics and strategies in a structured order.
See the full course schedule below.
All live sessions are recorded, so if you miss a class, you can catch up with the video lesson at your convenience.
After each lesson, you’ll complete curated homework using official GRE materials. Detailed video explanations accompany priority homework, and remaining questions provide extra practice as time allows.
| Topic | Date | Time (Eastern Time Zone) |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to the GRE | Saturday, January 11 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Arithmetic | Sunday, January 12 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Sentence Equivalence and Text Completion | Saturday, January 18 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Algebra | Sunday, January 19 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Reading Comprehension (Critical Reasoning) | Saturday, January 25 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Geometry | Sunday, January 26 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Reading Comprehension (Passage-Based) | Saturday, February 1 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Word Problems | Sunday, February 2 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Advanced Reading Comprehension | Saturday, February 8 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
| Statistics | Sunday, February 9 | 2:30pm — 5pm |
Emphasizing strategy in every lesson, Hailey encourages students to put themselves in the shoes of the GRE question writers.
“Once you start to understand the underlying design of each question, you’ll reach a point where you say ‘aha! I see what they’re doing here!’ That’s when things really start to click.”
