PowerScore Promo Codes 2025

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About PowerScore

PowerScore was founded in 1997 by Dave Killoran, a renowned test preparation expert. He believed that there was a more effective and less costly way to help students succeed on standardized tests. PowerScore's success began with a series of innovative test-preparation advances, including the introduction of widespread, high-quality weekend courses and focused test preparation publications. PowerScore offers LSAT, GMAT, GRE, and SAT preparation classes in over a hundred locations throughout the United States and Canada. They only employ instructors who have scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT, GMAT, or GRE exam they teach, or 95th percentile if they teach the SAT. The instructors are diverse and incredibly talented.

Using PowerScore Promotion Codes

PowerScore offers discounts and special offers through both text links and banners as well as coupons and promotion codes. If you see an offer on promotioncode.org associated with a text link--the offer will say "Click to Redeem", simply click the link and make your purchase through the window that opens on the PowerScore web site. The discount or offer will appear upon checkout if your purchase qualifies. If the offer is associated with a coupon or promotion code, simply click on the code and shop through the page that opens on the PowerScore website. Enter the code at checkout to see the updated discount price or free shipping offer if your purchase qualifies.

Codes that appear on promotioncode.org as Staff Picks (those stamped with a Staff Pick yellow badge, as opposed to blue Community-Submitted badge) have been provided to us directly by PowerScore. Other codes may be submitted by our community of users as with any electronic bulletin board. Because of the volume of these user-submitted codes, they are not tested, nor guaranteed to be valid by promotioncode.org. These codes appear with a blue "Community-Submitted" tag. Be sure to read any comments associated with such codes before trying to use them. You may also encounter offers that are labeled "Expired". These are codes or other offers for PowerScore which have previously expired, or which our community of users has voted down over time although they might still be valid.