Manhattan PrepReviews of manhattanprep.com

I thought Manhattan did a very good job of prep. I have a few ideas how to improve. I thought the last math lesson was the hardest (class 9) and it should be moved earlier in the class. Also, I think there should be two levels of math and two levels of verbal. Personally I am very bad at verbal and felt that the class started too specific for me. I also think Manhattan focuses a lot on the "right" way to do problems (how you would in school), when there are better gmat methods that are more simple and time efficient.

I liked Manhattan Prep, but I didn't try any other provider. I think they could do a better job of having their books online, to save us money and carrying books around. I also think they could do a better job of pricing private tutoring. All in all it's a great resource, because of their expertise and staff. But the value might not be there.

The Manhattan prep curriculum does a great job teaching you the basics and giving you tips and tricks to succeed on the GMAT. From my first practice test to my fourth, I improved my score by 140 points. They do a great job laying out the course and I feel like they've prepared me immensely to excel on the GMAT.

Lots of study materials available, friendly and knowledgable tutors, and flexible schedule. The only suggestion would be to have more hours available for the crash course sessions. But overall well worth the money.

Manhattan Prep's curriculum and textbooks were pretty incredible. Personally, I learn the most studying alone rather than in class, so that aspect of the class really resonated with me. Manhattan's learning theory is really top notch. My only complaint would be that during the online sessions, the class seemed to go much slower than I what I needed, so I felt the actual lessons were a bit inefficient. But with tens of people in the same classroom I think that's inevitable anywhere.

Overall was a great course, definitely recommend it to others. Was great to get the tips and tricks, although I do recommend using some other tools/books as well, as Manhattan does not cover everything in depth.