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Manhattan Review gets emails from students all of the time regarding their GMAT scores. They write wanting to thank the company and our instructors for helping them achieve the scores to get into the MBA program they want. These are just some of the comments that David Chambers, our senior instructor in London, received in the past few months.

Thought you might be interested in how I got on in my GMAT yesterday.
I panicked a lot towards the end of the quantitative section so didn't think I had done that well, but ended up doing really well. I got 760 which was made up of top 97th percentile in the Verbal and top 89th percentile in the quantitative.
So I am really over the moon!!! I guess I have made it much harder for a school to turn me down now!!
Thanks heaps for all your help. I am really excited about completing and sending away my applications now."
Chris R.

"I was in the 8 evening session class which concluded last Thursday. I wanted to send you a quick note to thank you for your tuition, which definitely made a large difference, and also, as promised, to let you know how I got on today.
My total score was 740 (percentile 97), which I am extremely pleased with. Quantitative: Scaled = 47, Percentile = 81. Verbal: Scaled = 44, Percentile = 97.
I will recommend your tuition to any of my friends or colleagues who plan to sit the GMAT."
--James J.

"I wanted to send you an e-mail to thank you so much for all the help you gave me when preparing for my GMAT exam. I attended a weekend GMAT crash course you gave in London during the summer. I have since sat my gmat (scored 680) and have just received an e-mail confirming that I have got through to the interview stage for Harvard.
Without a doubt, I would not have reached this far without your help. The course was excellent and what I found particularly helpful were the little bits of advice you gave that weren't covered in the textbooks."
Gordon