Manhattan Review
New York, NY 10170
Phone: (212) 997-1660
- Cross Street:
- Between 43rd Street and 44th Street
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 8am-7pm
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- Midtown Grand Central Location
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Editorial Description for Manhattan Review
New York-based classes include prep for GMAT, help with MBA admission and career counseling.
User Reviews for Manhattan Review
02/27/2007 Posted by jcat12
I really don't know why anyone would go anywhere else. This test prep place has it all. Smaller classes, fun and enthusiastic and totally knowledgeable instructors, and a boutique-style setting that caters to the student. It's definitely not a place that just tries to get as many students as possible. As a student you feel like they attend to you as much as you need them to. You can study individually in their study room without anyone bothering you, you can make up classes you miss, they basically just want you to do well. I give them an A+ and because of their help I got a great score on the GMAT. 710 baby!!!
02/27/2007 Posted by jeffman1
This is an awesome company. I took a 6-week course that really helped me get the score I needed to go to my dream school, which if you couldn't tell, was Chicago. The environment's really nice, and easy to get to because it's right by Grand Central, and the atmosphere was really good. I had a class of about 8 or 9 people which was great because then we all got the individual attention that we needed. The instructors were amazing, and there was one for math and one for verbal so that each person was definitely an expert in the area they were teaching. I really like the math instructor who was very personable and engaging. The one person from the class I kept in touch with got a 760, which I think is amazing, though I didn't do too shabby myself (740). The cost is pretty normal for all GMAT courses in NYC but I definitely think it was worth it esepecially since I think my GMAT was an integral part of why I got in Chicago.
Pros: Great instructors, really know their stuff.
Cons: Building security is tight, so get there a little early each time.
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