New York, NY -- George W. Bush isn't just scoring high on political polls, his language skills have jumped four grade levels since last year.

That's the word from the Princeton Review test preparation service, which has just analyzed the words that Bush used during Tuesday's State Of The Union speech.

Analysts say Dubya is now speaking at the level of a high school sophomore -- which is a vast improvement from the 6th grade level language of last year's speeches.

Princeton Review CEO John Katzman says the Prez may have deliberately used simpler language last year in order to convey a "folksy image."

Nevertheless, Katzman thinks Bush should be proud of his recent work and jokes the Prez "...will almost certainly graduate within the next three to seven years."

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