Manhattan Gmat

There are both good and bad reviews here, many highly emotional. Before choosing whether to do business with a company you should do your own homework.

For starters go on Craigslist and look at how often MGMAT has to recruit for new

I really enjoyed the MGMAT class. I took the online class at home. I thought it was just as effective as a live class. The instructors I had were great. Very helpful and knew the information backwards and forwards. They were very

Pros: Instructors and Prep Materials

Cons: Still need to put in a lot of work

Well taught, comprehensive program. I tried to study on my own but could not get near the scores I needed. MGMAT got my score to a level improved my score by 100+ pts. I've read the negative reviews below and believe that most of them are

Manhattan GMAT is the real deal. I took the 9-week classroom course and scored over a 700, after beginning in the lower 600s. The class instructor was informative, motivating, and very clear in his explanations. The 11 or so books help

Pros: Great Study Materials, Instructors, Practice Tests

Cons: Time consuming

MGMAT is the worst prep course for the GMAT. The reasons are:\r
(1) It offers no guarantee to support its useless prep. It is only interested in taking your money.\r
(2) It bases its tutorials on OG, which contains explanations already.

Pros: Nothing

Cons: OG based, unqualified instructors, least hours, no guarantee

I have tried two different GMAT prep programs. To avoid bad mouthing the other I will not name the group, but suffice to say, the Manhattan GMAT program was far superior. The Manhattan GMAT team focuses both on content (material) to

Pros: Great resources and staff

Cons: ?

I completed the 9-week course in February, and just took the test this past week. I'm proud to report that I scored a 760 on my first try. Manhattan GMAT definitely gave me the tools necessary to achieve such a high score. The

Pros: The best instructors + the best materials

I signed up for a Manhattan GMAT class but then they changed the date and location. Okay, fine, but when I called to say I couldn't do the course at the new time, they refused to give me my money back. All they offered was their lame

Pros: Convenient location

Cons: They lie and wno't give your money back

I heard about MGMAT from my trusted friend Google. I did some more research online and was fairly impressed. So I attended a free seminar, got $100 off, and wound up paying $1290 for a 9-week class, all materials included. This company

Pros: Specifically suits people looking to get high scores

Cons: No parking on premises -- unless you want to pay an arm and a leg.