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Let me start by saying that ManhattanPrep is the gold standard of GMAT preparation. These guys have really nailed the exam taking process. The ManhattanPrep guides are sufficiently exhaustive and go above and beyond what is required for GMAT preparation. The 9-week study sessions are structured not only to provide insights into intricacies of the exam but also to guide in setting and following an effective study plan. ManhattanPrep instructors are the best in class and provide unparalleled attention towards personal goals and objectives. My tutor, Dave Mahler, motivated and inspired me at every step of my preparation and told me my shortcomings without sugar coating them. He worked with me relentlessly till I achieved my target score and made my GMAT journey a fun and rewarding experience. I would highly recommend the ManhattanPrep experience and Dave’s tutorship to anyone who sincerely wants to nail the GMAT!

Great class, fantastic instructor, the organization and structure made the GMAT less daunting.

Manhattan Prep instructors are really good, the courses are structured well and they have definitely improved my GRE skills.

Great Prep course taught by great people!

Keith was amazing. Very patient, clear, articulate, funny, all the things I look for in a teacher. He provided a ton of great tips and explained things in a way that was easy to understand. 10/10. I would do it all over again in a heart beat and will be recommending him to everyone I meet looking to take the gmat.

Great course and fantastic instructor!

I had a great experience with Manhattan Prep! My starting practice GMAT score was 560 and my final official score was 710. A 150 point increase!! I took the class in NYC with Reed Arnold, and I highly recommend taking the course especially with him. Reed made the classes very enjoyable and effective, and he scheduled weekly "study groups" at a nearby coffee shop for students to get extra help from him and other classmates. I went to a couple of the study groups and was able to ask him about specific problems, and get detailed explanations for them. The Manhattan Prep guide books were a great resource, too. I studied about 25-30 hours per week outside of class for about 8 weeks, so you can't expect the course to raise your score without your own self-guided study. Manhattan Prep was the an awesome resource, along with the Wiley guides.

Super helpful program with knowledgeable and considerate teaching staff.