Manhattan PrepReviews of manhattanprep.com

Instructor was super helpful and a really wonderful teacher. Definitely would recommend her and the program to anyone!

Cat is a superb teacher. She knew the class material completely and she was polite and energized. I recommend her 100%

This prep class really prepared me for the GMAT and the instructor was very helpful

I truly enjoyed the course and benefited tremendously from it. The Manhattan Prep resources were great - strategy guides, assigned homework, Atlas, Interact, and CATs. The CAT tests helped prepare me well for the real test and the Atlas/CAT performance metrics were very helpful. The instructors Emily and Mike were great teachers and consistently went above and beyond. I really enjoyed working with them and would highly recommend this course to anyone that is embarking on their GMAT journey.

It was worth the investment. My instructor, Chris, was very effective at grabbing our attention and explaining techniques in practical ways.

Class was worth every penny.

Abbey was amazing! I would definitely recommend taking this course and being one of her students!

I'll start by saying that it is just really great when your instructor has a personality and makes you feel like you are learning from a real person and not a standardized test-taking robot. David is approachable, funny and interested in his student's well being, both personally and performance-wise. This helps him connect with each student to find the right approach for them. Now, to the quality of instruction. For someone like me (hard-headed and stubborn), David could not have been more effective in proving the usefulness and applicability of MPrep methodologies, tips, tricks and approaches for solving problems and time management. He won't stop you from solving an problem with pure algebra if that's what you want to do...but boy is he convincing when he takes the same exact problem and shows you how to solve it in half the time and a fraction of the headache. David puts a lot of emphasis on learning "how" to study and being able to independently improve outside of the classroom versus crunching as many practice problems as possible through the course of a class session. This is important. David knows and proves to his students that having the right tools to effectively learn on your own study time (which is where most of the hours are spent) is much more important than banking on just the classroom time to get you where you need to be. Overall, David is a great instructor and MPrep is lucky to have him.