Summer GRE Prep Course

Pre-test on Monday, May 13, 2013
Classes start Monday, May 20, 2013

Gain the upper hand on the GRE!

 Cost: $599* for Early Bird registation; $799 after May 2nd
(Includes all course materials)
Payment due the time of registration

Course participants must take an online Pre-test. 

Pre-test information to be shared once you have registered.

          SPRING 2013 SCHEDULE

Course Event	Date	Time	Location
Online Pre-test	February 4 - February 9
GRE Sessions	Saturday, February 16	8:15am-1:45pm	F209
	Saturday, February 23	8:15am -1:45pm	F209
	Saturday, March 2	8:15am–1:45pm	F209
	Saturday, March 23	8:15am-1:45pm	F209
	Saturday, April 6	8:15am–1:45pm	F209
	Saturday, April 13	8:15am–1:45pm	F209

Course participants must take a Post-test.
Date:  Saturday, April 20, 2013     Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location:  F207 

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To register for this prep course, click on the button below.

When making your $300 deposit please select "pay by check" to complete the registration process.  If you intend to pay by credit card please contact us at the number below so the proper information for payment can be sent to you.
For assistance with registration, contact the office of Continuing Studies at 609.652.4227

Instructors
Dr. Bentley "Ben" Gubar is a 1981 graduate of Seton Hall University attaining a bachelor of science in biology. After attending the National College of Chiropractic, he piloted multidisciplinary clinics in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Upon returning to New Jersey, Dr. Gubar was granted a diplomate in both forensic medicine and forensic examination. While running a successful chiropractic practice in Oradell, New Jersey, he was a site director, an instructor and private tutor for The Princeton Review specializing in the verbal component of the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Presently, he teaches functional human anatomy at Stockton College and had just been named a fellow of the American College of Forensic Examiners. In his spare time, Dr. Gubar is a member of Gilda’s Club of South Jersey, spends time with his old English sheepdog, and playing guitar.

Dr. Francis M. Nzuki earned his BS in Mathematics at the University of Nairobi before getting his MS in Mathematics at the same institution in 2001. In fall of 2002, he joined Syracuse University in New York as a teaching assistant as well as a doctoral student in mathematics education, earning his PhD in August 2008. Dr. Nzuki is currently an assistant professor of developmental mathematics at Stockton College where he teaches courses in Algebraic problem solving, Quantitative reasoning, College Algebra and Elementary school math.