Who is this service for?

This offering is for applicants who know that they want to go to business school but are not sure which schools to apply to. When it comes to choosing where to apply, you might have no idea or you might have some idea but are unsure.Applicants who have been dinged in round 1 and are looking to apply in subsequent rounds also find this offering useful. This is not useful for applicants who know exactly what school they want to apply to.

Why is this service useful?

Choosing the right schools is important for a couple of reasons.First, you want to pick a set of institutions that has three types of schools - ‘reach’ schools where you have a shot but it’s difficult to get in. Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton fall into this category for the majority of our clients. Then there are ‘competitive’ schools where you have a greater than 70% chance of getting accepted. Finally, there are ‘safety’ schools where you have a greater than 90% chance of getting in. You want to have a balance of these schools based on your background and career goals.Second, you want to go to a school that is a good cultural fit. Our data-driven personality assessment makes sure that we recommend institutions where you’ll thrive. Things such as fit for case-based versus project-based pedagogy, preference for living in a city versus a rural are taken into consideration.Finally, you want to go to a school that fits your career ambitions. Do you have a management consulting background and aspire to work at a fintech startup after your MBA? Are you looking to transition from sales to finance? Different schools fit the bill for each ambition and goal.

How do you decide which school is the best fit for me?

Right after you check out, you will receive a confirmation mail that’ll have a link to a proprietary test. This test helps us understand key aspects of your personality and background. We take everything into consideration - right from your test scores and undergraduate institution to your career ambitions. Our extensive network of former Admissions Committee members, Graduate Coaches, and Inspira alumni provides us constant updates on how schools are changing and what type of applicants each school is focused on in any give year and application round.

Can you tell me if I will get into Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton?

We get this question a lot. We can tell you with a high degree of confidence if your profile will be competitive for those schools. But we cannot tell with certainty if you’ll get in or not. In fact, nobody can. Your acceptance depends on several factors including your story, test scores, industry sector, etc.If we think your profile is not a great fit for Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton (or other top schools you’re interested in) we will also tell you what you can do to make your profile competitive. Further, we will also provide our perspective on which schools you’ll be a competitive candidate for and which ones should be a breeze for you.

Executive Assessment Test Preparation

Hear It From Our Clients

When I started with self preparation for the EA test, there were many doubts and questions. To help solving them, I decided to go ahead with Inspira Futures. My tutor, Phil was smart and patient. He explained the fundamentals in great detail. I asked him some questions again and again but he was always calm and helpful. With the study plan and the mentorship over the period of 14 weeks, I was able to score well enough to get in a top B-School.

Working with Gabriel not only helped increase my score in the mock tests but also boosted my confidence. Within a span of 3 months, I was no longer the nervous guy. He made me very comfortable in the test setting and I was able to better manage the 90 minutes during the final test. Cheers for all his efforts!

Raquel gave me an initial study plan for the EA test preparation but she also adapted each session based on the needs and doubts. She focused more attention to the topics I was weak at. The content tutoring and strategy tutoring techniques really worked wonders in my case. I am happy to have chosen Inspira for my preparations.

With Inspira, I felt like my tutor Allie, actually understands me and gave her full attention to my needs. Her working style was very personal and she was in touch with me even after the test to discuss about the application process and gave some important tips. I am lucky to have her as my tutor for the EA test.

An expert's help can give you that extra push you need to stand out. And exactly this happened to me with support and guidance from Inspira. The study material and question bank available is top notch and the tutor helps clear all the doubts. All thanks to them, I was able to get in my first choice of the MBA schools.

Kamir ensured that I gave more than 100% during the test and score the best I could. He motivated me from the start and I really appreciate his teaching methods. He did focus on story problems because I was investing a lot of time in it. With his help, I was able to make my own strategies to solve the questions and was able to score a decent 169 in the final test.

A friend who took help from Inspira for his GMAT test recommended the EA tutor services to me. After our initial session, I was convinced that they are the right partner to move ahead with. Not only they had very good knowledge about what to expect in the exam, they were flexible to provide me a very flexible tutor. I had to postpone a few of our sessions because of work but it was never an issue for Susan. Only in 10 weeks of preparation, I was able to score good in the test.

Mock tests from Inspira were very close to the actual real EA tests. I was able to simulate the 90 minute test setup already at home a couple of times before taking the final test. This helped a lot with my confidence and time management. Would recommend Inspira to all EA test aspirants.

Gabriel is a fun and smart tutor who had all the answers to my questions. Based on my requirements and schedule, he pushed to go forward for the EA test instead of GMAT. And I think this was the correct choice because I was not able to dedicate a whole lot of time to the test. I took the date of the test and then started the preparation with Inspira. Gabriel helped me through out and I was able to get in my dream school.

Since EA is a quite a new test compared to the standard GMAT or GRE test, I decided to get some professional help. There is study material and resources available for it but I didn't have much time to do a lot of research and choose the best among them. Choosing Inspira to help me with EA test was the correct decision. I saved so much time and energy and was able to score good in the final test.

I didn't want to take any risks or leave any stones unturned for my preparation for the EA test. Taking the professional help from Inspira helped me improve my thinking process and become more creative while solving a problem. This accelerated my scores from one week to the other. All thanks to Inspira, I was able to get 170 points in the final test.

I gave me first EA exam after preparing with the official GMAC practice kit and landed a score of 142. Since I needed >150 points to get in the schools I was aiming for, I decided to take help from Inspira for the preparation. Only in 6 weeks of preparation, I was able to score much better than my expectation. All thanks to Inspira!

Since my job involved a lot of traveling, I was looking for a private tutor who can accommodate me based on my schedule. Whatever time zone I was in, it was never an issue to schedule a sessions with Susan. She helped me with the preparation of EA test and I must say that her strategies helped me a lot during the final test. Would definitely recommend her.

I was impressed how well the tutoring sessions were divided in the study plan like strategies, data sufficiency, fundamentals, etc. This helped me follow the sessions relatively easily. The practice questions were also divided in different sections. 100% recommended for a very well prepared and methodical tutorship.

With long working hours, it was difficult for me to find a tutor who can plan the sessions around my schedule. But with Inspira's help, I got a very flexible tutor to help me with EA exam. I was so happy with their help that I ended up taking the full application support from them.

Get To Know Our Experienced EA Tutors Who Are Passionate About Your Success

We only work with the most skilled, professional, and compassionate EA tutors. Our team is eager to help you maximize your score and make test day feel like a breeze.

Jonathan D.

Jonathan Dworak has been tutoring for The Princeton Review for 17 years. He finds that being able to work one-on-one with students is the best situation to which an educator can aspire—and further, that having a personal connection to so many interesting and engaged students makes the process of working together to master a subject a fulfilling one. Jonathan tutors students of all ages, and his expertise allows him to serve as a “master trainer” of tutors aspiring to teach.

Kenneth B.

As a tutor with The Princeton Review, Kenneth Brenner most enjoys figuring out what makes each student tick—and then creating a study environment that’s instantly conducive to learning. A passionate educator, Kenneth has taught across the age spectrum, from sixth-graders to grad-level students. His students have been accepted to Ivy League colleges and other prestigious universities and programs.

Dr. Robert F.

A tutor for over 15 years, Dr. Robert Fong’s greatest educational fulfillment lies in emphasizing conceptual learning over rote memorization: He has perfected this approach to bring speedy and efficient improvement to all his students. Robert is a master tutor in all MCAT sciences and has contributed to work on The Princeton Review’s research and development team. With an undergraduate degree from New York University, Robert completed his PhD in biochemistry and molecular biology at The University of Chicago, where he serves on the faculty in the department of anesthesia and critical care. He is a board-certified anesthesiologist.

Aaron L.

Toronto-based tutor Aaron Lindh finds inspiration the moment a student “gets it”—when all the hard work pays off and a concept that was formerly impossible becomes easy. He approaches each tutorial by identifying the strengths, abilities, and learning style of each student, and works to develop confidence accordingly. He’s responsible for training and certifying new teachers and tutors, developing new teaching programs, and training new Princeton Review trainers in North America—and abroad.