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Manhattan Review Services in Boston (Massachusetts)

The GMAT, GRE, SAT, LSAT, and TOEFL are all measuring tools that evaluate students' aptitude and future learning potential. That's why Manhattan Review has studied and scrutinized all the standardized tests to master their material. We understand that excelling on these exams is crucial to set the bar high for higher learning possibilities. Our methods, combined with our accomplished and talented staff of Boston tutors, have helped thousands of Boston-area students improve their test scores. From first-time test takers to those raising their scores by over 100 points, we have the resources to help you achieve your academic and professional goals.

Most prominently near Boston, we have watched students graduate with high honors from Harvard University. Higher test scores have opened the doors to other Ivy League schools as well, including Stanford, Brown, and Princeton University. We can help you get the scores you'll need to get accepted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Or, your studies may carry you to Amherst or Williams, two colleges at the very top of the country's best liberal arts colleges.

If you are a student living in New England, you have local access to higher education that will instantly catapult your career. Manhattan Review is here to help students gain this strategic edge over their peers, with test prep courses, private tutoring, and undergraduate, graduate, and business school admissions consulting services conveniently located in Boston. It's time to get proactive about getting accepted to your first-choice school. From there, Fortune 500 companies in the Bay State will compete to employ you.

Meet a Boston Tutor: John B.

John graduated from MIT with a degree in Aerospace Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. With two Bachelor of Science degrees under his belt, John chose to minor in Italian to widen his math-minded focus and appeal more to his more romantic side. John has tutored students from the ages of 9 to 55, in versatile subject areas. He leverages his own successful experiences on the ACT, SAT, and GRE to teach strategic test-taking skills as well as reinforcing the study syllabus.

John was the high school valedictorian with perfect scores in mathematics and science (800 SAT and 36 ACT). His success on the GRE enabled him to pursue his professional goals at MIT, where he networked his way into more than 1,000 hours of tutoring high school students for standardized test prep. When John isn't hitting the books, he's also an avid landscape photographer and a volunteer at the Boston Adoption Center of the MSPCA.