What is ILTPI’s course format?
When are ILTPI courses held?
Where are ILTPI courses held?
What are the qualifications of ILTPI’s instructors?
How can I pay for an ILTPI course?
How does ILTPI’s FREE Repeat Policy work?
What is ILTPI’s Refund Policy?
What is ILTPI’s Cancellation Policy?
What is ILTPI’s Discount Policy?
Does ILTPI provide individual tutoring?
How do I contact ILTPI?
What is the Ivy League?
Who are the members of the Ivy League?
Is there a Canadian Ivy League?
Who are members of the Canadian Ivy League?

What is ILTPI’s course format?
ILTPI’s Test Prep courses are intensive weekend-based courses that teach students how to take a ‘Standardized Approach to Standardized Tests’. Students will systematically review, in a standardized way, every major Section type, Topic type, and Question type that is tested on their respective exams (GMAT/LSAT/GRE) as well as review & discuss optimal solution methodologies to tackle each of them.
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When are ILTPI courses held?
All of ILTPI’s Test Prep courses are run as intensive weekend-based courses. Single weekend courses normally run from Friday to Sunday or Friday to Monday. Weekend class times (Saturday & Sunday) are normally 9am-6pm or 9am-630pm. Weeknight class times (Friday & Monday) are normally 6pm-930pm or 6pm-10pm.
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Where are ILTPI courses held?
All of ILTPI's Test Prep courses are held at one of two of Toronto's main business school campuses (Ryerson University's Ted Rogers School of Management and Wilfrid Laurier University's new Toronto campus in the Exchange Tower). Smaller ILTPI classes (i.e. 8 students or less) may also be held at ILTPI's head offices in downtown Toronto (King West Village).
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What are the qualifications of ILTPI’s instructors?
ILTPI employs a select group of highly qualified Full-Time Test Prep Instructors (MBA graduates with top 2-3%ile GMAT scores) who teach all of ILTPI’s test prep courses. In addition, every ILTPI instructor also has extensive test prep (GMAT/LSAT/GRE) teaching experience (8yrs+).
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How can I pay for an ILTPI course?
There are five (4) different ways to pay for an ILTPI course:
1. Cash
2. Cheque (payable to ILTPI)
3. Money Order (payable to ILTPI)
4. Credit Card (VISA, MC, AMEX) via PayPal
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How does ILTPI’s FREE Repeat Policy work?
ILTPI offers a FREE Repeat Policy for all of its test prep courses. Students are given the option of repeating the course again as many times as they like at no extra charge
(less a nominal course materials fee).
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What is ILTPI’s Refund Policy?
ILTPI offers pre-registered students who withdraw at least two weeks (14 days) before the start of their course a full 100% refund of their course fee. Students who withdraw less than two weeks notice will be charged the $100 deposit fee.
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What is ILTPI’s Cancellation Policy?
All of ILTPI’s courses must obtain a minimum enrolment in order to proceed. Courses that do not reach this minimum enrollment number at least 1 week before the start of the course will be cancelled and/or rescheduled for a later date. If, for any reason, an ILTPI course in which you are registered is cancelled, you will receive a 100% refund of your course fee.
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What is ILTPI’s Discount Policy?
ILTPI has 2 discount programs in effect. An ‘Early Bird’ discount program and a ‘Refer-a-Friend’ discount program.

Early Bird Discount Program
Students who pre-register for an ILTPI course directly through ILTPI (not through ILTPI's partner schools) and pay IN FULL more than 2 weeks (14 days) in advance will receive a $50 discount off their course fee. This Early Bird Discount Program applies to all Premium ILTPI course packages (GMAT, LSAT, & GRE).

Refer-a-Friend Discount Program
Students who refer-a-friend that attends the SAME ILTPI course at the SAME time a $50 discount off their course fee. Students must provide ILTPI with the name & contact information of their friend BEFORE their friend pre-registers for the course. This Refer-a-Friend Discount Program applies to all Premium ILTPI course packages (GMAT, LSAT, & GRE).
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Does ILTPI provide individual tutoring?
Yes. ILTPI instructors do offer individual tutoring for students who want to obtain extra help and/or receive 1-on-1 attention. However, since all of ILTPI's instructors are full-time instructors, their individual tutoring availability is sometimes limited (due to other ILTPI teaching obligations). All individual tutoring times are booked off on a first-come first-serve basis and all individual tutoring fees are billed out on an hourly basis. ILTPI's current 2010 Individual Tutoring Rate Schedule is available for download here.
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How do I contact ILTPI?
There are four ways you can contact ILTPI:
Tel: 416-597-8378
Fax: 416-597-8378
E-mail: info@iltpi.com
Mail: 330-1071 King Street West, Toronto, ON M6K 3K2

See the Contact Us section for more detailed contact information
(i.e. Map, Driving Directions, etc.)
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What is the Ivy League?
The term ‘Ivy League’ refers to a group of eight (8) private colleges & universities located in the Northeastern United States. Although the term is most commonly used to refer to those eight schools as a group, it also often refers to the educational philosophy inherent in the nation's oldest schools. Each of these eight schools has a long-standing reputation for academic excellence as well as selectivity in admissions. In addition, each of the Ivy League schools is consistently ranked amongst the best universities in the United States and worldwide. As such, the Ivy League schools are generally regarded as some of the most prestigious universities in the world. All of the Ivy League's institutions place in or near the top one percent in terms of annual college and university rankings and also rank within the top one percent of the world's academic institutions in terms of financial endowment.
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Who are the members of the Ivy League?
The eight (8) members of the Ivy League are as follows:

Is there a Canadian Ivy League?
The short answer to this question is YES. There is a Canadian Ivy League. This term, however, is still a somewhat informal term used to describe a select group of top-ranked Canadian universities.

The term was first coined by the author David M. Thomas in his political work "Canada and the United States: Differences that Count” where he directly refers to a group of five (5) Canadian universities as the “Canadian Ivy League”. In this publication, he remarks that these five schools are not only among Canada's oldest universities, but they also have noted selectivity (consistently exhibiting the highest academic required marks for admission), and maintain some of the country's largest endowments.
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Who are members of the Canadian Ivy League?
This group of five (5) universities includes a number of Canada’s largest universities, the University of Toronto, McGill University, and Queen’s University, along with the University of Western Ontario and Dalhousie University. In recent years, the University of British Columbia has also been marked along with the "Canadian Ivies" for its ability to attract to international students and its strong performance on many international university rankings.