The Princeton Review reviews

Crazy amount of changes in management due to investors buying the company out. I had 10 managers in a 1 year period. I hope and am confident things have settled by now.

The commute can be an obstacle. Senior management has changed twice since I started. With the merger/acquisition many people were let go. Moral is low. Especially in departments like Finance, moral is very low and turn over is high. The Princeton Review, while having a strong brand, is rather bland and faceless as a company/culture. You would be hard pressed to find a reason to work here over another better equipped tech company. Company performance since the M&A has sagged and flatlined in several key markets. Online is performing well but not enough to keep the company a float. This is speculation, but perhaps the exiting executives could see the writing on the wall. The company(s) did not turn around as expected and failed to meet performance requirements.