The Rule
GREC approval is the quality floor, and every approved school clears it. Choose on format and accountability, not on curriculum claims.
The five things worth comparing
| Factor | What to ask | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Self-paced online, live online, or classroom? | The single biggest predictor of whether you finish. Choose against your own track record, not your intentions. |
| Completion deadline | How long do I have, and what happens if I exceed it? | Self-paced courses expire. An extension fee on a cheap course can erase the saving. |
| Instructor access | Can I ask a person a question, and how quickly do they answer? | Matters most for math and agency law, where a stuck learner can lose a week. |
| School exam logistics | How is the proctored exam delivered, and what if I fail it? | You cannot register with PSI until you pass it. Retake policies differ. |
| Total price | What is included, and what costs extra? | Proctoring fees, materials, and extensions are the usual add-ons. |
What we are not going to do
We are not going to rank named Georgia schools on this page today. A credible comparison requires checking each provider's current published price, deadline policy, and inclusions, and dating those checks. And a ranking assembled from memory or from other people's affiliate pages would be exactly the kind of content this site exists to be better than.
When named comparisons are added here, each claim will carry the date it was verified against the provider's own published page, and any affiliate relationship will be disclosed in plain terms. Our editorial standards explain the rule.
How to choose in ten minutes
- Be honest about format. Have you finished a self-paced online course before? If not, the cheapest option is not the cheapest option.
- Check the deadline and the extension fee before comparing headline prices.
- Confirm GREC approval directly rather than taking the website's word for it.
- Ask about the proctored exam: how it is delivered, and what a retake costs.
- Ignore advertised pass rates. They are self-reported and unverifiable.
The gap no school fills
Every provider teaches the material. Almost none train you for how PSI words questions. The application-level stems, the EXCEPT and NOT inversions, or choosing a math setup when nobody names the topic. What the 75-hour course does and does not do covers that gap in detail.