Best GRE Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Warsaw

Manhattan Review in Warsaw provides flexible and effective preparation services for the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). GRE learning plans and ancillary services available in Warsaw include on-site GRE prep courses, interactive online GRE instruction, GRE private tutoring, GRE practice tests, and MBA admissions consulting for business students taking the GRE. Manhattan Review is an international educational services company that has been preparing students worldwide for the GRE and other standardized tests since 1999. We've assembled a team of the most qualified GRE classroom instructors and individual tutors in Warsaw, and our GRE educators bring strong academic credentials and substantial teaching experience to GRE learning plans that feature rigorous course materials and innovative instructional methodologies. Manhattan Review students learn how to develop the academic skills necessary for strong GRE performance through efficient study techniques, and we also teach our clients how to turn the odds in their favor through savvy test-taking strategies. Warsaw students cannot find a more comprehensive and experienced resource for all of their GRE preparation requirements.

Manhattan Review students have been accepted to graduate programs in every academic discipline for which the GRE is an admission requirement. Our GRE clients have completed master's or doctoral degrees at world-class schools such as Princeton, Stanford, Oxford, Harvard, Cambridge, Johns Hopkins, Carnegie Mellon, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, King's College London, the University of Edinburgh, the University of Chicago, the University of Virginia, Dartmouth, Cornell, UC Berkeley, and several others. The strong academic credentials of our past GRE students have led to job offers from important firms in Warsaw (such as Carlsberg Polska, Cinema City Poland, Turner Broadcasting System Poland, Flying Wild Hog, and BBI Development NFI) and from Fortune 500 companies (including United Technologies, Lockheed Martin, Enterprise Products Partners, Twenty-First Century Fox, and Walgreens Boots Alliance). Begin your preparations for graduate school and a successful career today by contacting Manhattan Review for details on our Warsaw GRE prep courses and private tutoring.

Most graduate programs report the average GRE scores of their accepted students, and it is vital that prospective graduate students learn as much as possible about the GRE standards of their preferred degree programs. It is common for average GRE performance to vary widely within university divisions, schools, and even departments. Many of the non-MD programs at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, for example, require the submission of GRE scores. Applicants accepted to this school's health sciences integrated PhD program averaged GRE scores in the 75th percentile for both verbal and quantitative (approximately 157 verbal and 160 quantitative). Mean GRE scores for admitted students in Feinberg's physical therapy & human movement sciences program were somewhat lower, at about 154 verbal and 155 quantitative. We advise all of our clients to aim for scores that are above institutional averages on all GRE sections, which will give optimal chances of acceptance. With the help of Manhattan Review's professional GRE teachers and proven GRE learning plans, Warsaw students can reach optimistic score goals that produce competitive graduate school applications.

Pauline D. is a native of Dublin, Ireland who has been teaching GRE prep for the past nine years. She is highly experienced in teaching all types of GRE learning plans, including online and on-site formats as well as group classroom and individual learning contexts. She joined our Warsaw team of GRE educators in 2015 after a career as a GRE instructor and high school teacher in the United States.

Pauline holds bachelor's and master's degrees in education from Ohio State University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, respectively. Her high standardized test scores (on the SAT and GRE) helped partially fund her undergraduate and graduate education, and she finds that helping others do the same is one of the most rewarding aspects of her GRE instruction. "Teaching students how to receive GRE scores that qualify for merit scholarships is a great way to increase access to education, and I'm very proud to play a part in that," she says.