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About Manhattan Review
Manhattan Review is a multi-national educational services firm, founded by Dr. Joern Meissner
(www.meiss.com) in 1999
and managed by Ms. Tracy Yun. It focuses on GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) & TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
preparation, Admissions Consulting, and Career Training (Subjects include Business Chinese, Smart Business Talk, Capital Markets,
Corp Finance, Managerial Accounting, Statistics, Presentation, Leadership and many more.) Manhattan Review is the only test prep
and career training firm that focuses on helping students achieve the highest GMAT & TOEFL scores with the least amount of time and
financial investments and supports students before, during and after MBA programs with a full range of GMAT courses, MBA Admissions
advisory services and Career Training courses. For further information, visit www.ManhattanReview.com.
We are the only test prep and career training firm:
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focuses on helping students achieve the highest GMAT score with the least amount of time and financial investments (US$850 for a 2-day 16 hours weekend crash courses across the US major cities and at selected cities around the world) |
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supports students before, during and after MBA programs with a full range of long, crash, intensive and real-time online GMAT courses (starting from US$975) GMAT courses, MBA Admissions advisory services and Pre/Post MBA Training courses |
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whose founder is a professor and has extensive experience teaching MBAs at Ivy League business schools |
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whose instructors include many top school Ph.D. graduates with substantial college-level teaching experience and accomplished MBA graduates with 99th percentile GMAT scores |
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whose CEO is a female graduate from a top MBA program with prior corporate and investment banking experience. |
For detailed bios, please visit Team Profiles.
Media Contact
Josh Dennee, Media Relations
+1-212-997-1660
media@manhanhattanreview.com
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I took the GMAT yesterday and got......680 (unofficial score). Needless to say I am delighted, if somewhat stunned. I never thought I'd score 100 points higher than last time around. My maths improved the most (from 32nd percentile to 56th percentile) and I was in the 95th percentile in my verbal. If I'd had a few more weeks I'm sure I could have improved my maths score even more, but I'm happy with 680. Thanks for all your help and the excellent classes. They really were invaluable and worth every minute.
-Mathew (This student took our 28-hour long course in London.)
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