SAT Prep Courses in Kuwait City

Manhattan Review is a highly experienced test prep firm that offers the most effective SAT preparation services available in Kuwait City. Options for local students include online SAT instruction, on-site SAT prep classes, private SAT tutoring, and SAT practice tests. Kuwait City students can choose the SAT learning plan that most closely fits their needs and goals. Our online SAT courses utilize the latest in educational technology, and they give our clients the comfort and convenience of attending class from anywhere with an internet connection. Our on-site SAT prep courses allow students to interact in person with the instructor and with their peers, creating a true community of learning. One-on-one SAT tutoring is ideal for students who wish to receive customized instruction and develop their skills as rapidly as possible. Manhattan Review's realistic SAT practice tests facilitate the refinement of study plans and serve as important markers of progress. Get started today on Kuwait City's most comprehensive SAT prep with Manhattan Review, the world's leading international test prep company.

Manhattan Review's SAT students consistently gain acceptance to the best universities in the United States, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard, Stanford, the University of California-Berkeley, Yale, Cornell, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Michigan, Brown, Columbia, the University of Virginia, Washington University in St. Louis, the College of William & Mary, Georgetown, Vanderbilt, the University of Chicago, the University of California-Los Angeles, and many more. Thousands of our former SAT students have finished their degree programs and are now fully engaged in successful careers. Some have been hired by Kuwait City's most important companies, including Al Mulla Group, Gulf Investment House, Kuwait National Petroleum Company, National Bank of Kuwait, NBK Capital, and the Sultan Center. Others have accepted positions with firms on the Fortune 500 list, such as Dow Chemical, United Continental Holdings, Twenty-First Century Fox, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance, and Berkshire Hathaway. Find out more about Manhattan Review's SAT prep services for Kuwait City students by contacting us right away, either by email, by phone, or online.

Students who seek realistic chances of acceptance to highly selective universities must produce SAT scores that are significantly above average. According to the College Board, the median total score on the 2016 SAT is 1010, with 50th-percentile sectional scores of about 510 Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) and 510 Math. A composite SAT score of 1200 is in the 81st percentile of all test-takers, while approximately 3% of students receive scores of 1400 or above. Average SAT scores at the most prestigious universities are usually in the top 5%. At Dartmouth College, for example, the middle-50% composite SAT score range for accepted students is 1410-1580, or the 97th through the 99th percentiles. This means that 75% of Dartmouth first-year students scored at least 1410 on the SAT (and many of those who did not were likely legacy or "development" admissions). The Massachusetts Institute of Technology reports even higher scores in the same middle-50% range (1480-1580). Standardized tests remain important to college admissions, and students who devote sufficient effort to test preparation will have a substantial advantage.

Ken E., who has been a member of Manhattan Review's Kuwait City staff of SAT educators since 2017, has a total of nine years of experience as an SAT classroom instructor and individual tutor. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he began his SAT teaching career in the New York City area, and he has taught several hundred students how to master all of the exam's challenges.

Ken completed a bachelor's degree in mathematics at Rutgers University, and then a master's degree in education at Columbia University Teachers College. He served as a high school math teacher in Brooklyn for seven years before moving to Kuwait City. When he's not teaching, Ken is an amateur sports blogger who writes about his hometown teams, especially the Pittsburgh Steelers.