GRE Exam Prep Bootcamp
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Leland’s GRE Exam Prep Bootcamp is the ultimate crash course to crush the GRE. Through twelve, 90-minute live sessions with an expert GRE tutor, you’ll get everything you need to land a score in the top percentiles: specific formulas and tools to rapidly solve every type of quant problem (exponents, ratios, advanced decimals, probability, sequences, combinations, rates, and more), frameworks to overhaul your reading comprehension strategy and massively boost accuracy, private GRE tips and hacks to save time on the test, and more. In addition, you'll receive all the test prep resources you need to succeed, including a robust study schedule, hundreds of targeted practice questions, a mobile app with flashcards, full-length practice exams, and a personalized progress tracker dashboard. Invest in yourself and your future, and unlock your potential to succeed on the GRE.
This bootcamp is made for
- Working Professionals. We help busy professionals unlock opportunities through structured, time-efficient GRE prep with our top tutors.
- Busy Students. For students preparing to take the GRE, our bootcamp offers a low cost, effective way to quickly achieve your goal score.
- Procrastinators. If you have deadlines approaching and have put the GRE off until now, we're here to alleviate stress and get you prepped!
Included in this bootcamp
Curriculum outline
Quantitative Part 1: Test Strategy and Word Problems
Fundamental quantitative strategies and approaches to word problemsJanuary 8, 2026 - Thursday at 1:30 AM UTCQuantitative Part 2: Work Rates and Distance Rates
Crack work and distance rates problemsJanuary 10, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCQuantitative Part 3: Exponents, Radicals, and Advanced Decimals
Learn rules for managing exponents, radicals, and advanced decimalsJanuary 15, 2026 - Thursday at 1:30 AM UTCQuantitative Part 4: Ratios and Fractions
Up-level your ability to manipulate ratios and fractionsJanuary 17, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCQuantitative Part 5: Averages, Mixtures and Solutions, Sequential Numbers
Learn how to handle complex averages, navigate mixtures and solutions, and sequential setsJanuary 29, 2026 - Thursday at 1:30 AM UTCQuantitative Part 6: Data Interpretation, Probability, Overlapping Sets
Understand how to draw conclusions from data, manage probability, and solve overlapping setsJanuary 31, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCQuantitative Part 7: Combinations and Qty A / Qty
Learn to efficiently solve QtyA/QtyB problems and untangle combinationsFebruary 5, 2026 - Thursday at 1:30 AM UTCQuantitative Part 8: Geometry and Coordinate Geometry
Understand how to assess and solve geometry questionsFebruary 7, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCVerbal Part 1: Reading Comprehension and Text Completion
Learn the fundamentals of reading comprehension, inference, and text completionFebruary 12, 2026 - Thursday at 1:30 AM UTCVerbal Part 2: Reading Comprehension and Text Completion
Learn how to read passages quickly and revisit text completionFebruary 14, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCVerbal Part 3: Sentence Equivalency and Critical Reasoning
Master sentence equivalence and foundations of critical reasoningFebruary 19, 2026 - Thursday at 1:30 AM UTCWrap Up and General GRE Test Strategy
Consolidate verbal skills and learn comprehensive strategies for the entire GRE examFebruary 21, 2026 - Saturday at 4:30 PM UTCMeet the experts in your corner
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I've been coaching the GRE, GMAT, ACT and SAT for 12 years - both as the founder of First Choice Admissions and at UCLA. I specialize in getting clients top scores and getting them into top schools. I am the head instructor for Leland's GRE and GMAT bootcamps. Leland uses my propriety curriculum for their bootcamps and I create the materials to train other GRE and GMAT instructors. I trained as a teacher at Grinnell College and graduated with my high school teaching certificate. So naturally after college I became a professional musician. Yeah, my folks had the same reaction. So while my band racked up some college radio hits and I got to tour the country playing music, it became pretty clear that spending the rest of my life with four sweaty guys in a touring van was an idea that only looked good on paper. I needed to make a change. So I taught myself how to do really, really well on the GMAT so that business schools would take me seriously (did I mention the professional musician part?). I was accepted to Wharton and two years later I started a pretty conventional post MBA career. I worked as a marketer for General Mills, did strategy and financial consulting in Silicon Valley and I helped my friends launch (sometimes) successful start-ups. I was also was the founding partner in a company that ran live music venues in San Francisco and Oakland. And while all of those ventures were fun (and some even lucrative) my passion had always been teaching. So started a test prep company, First Choice Admissions, in a garage in Palo Alto (cliche I know) and began tutoring the GMAT, GRE, ACT and SAT. After a couple of years I move down to LA (I'd like to say it was for savvy business reasons - but really it was for a girl). Soon after I moved, UCLA hired me to develop test prep curriculum and teach the GMAT, GRE, ACT and SAT. After working with them for several years, I turned my attention full-time to First Choice Admissions. I've been running First Choice for the last 10 years and everyday I love coaching these tests and helping my clients get into their dream schools.