Best GMAT Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Amsterdam

Amsterdam students who wish to receive top scores on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) should contact Manhattan Review by phone, email, or online for more information on our services. Our GMAT learning options in Amsterdam include GMAT prep courses (available on-site or online), GMAT private tutoring, and GMAT practice tests, and we also offer MBA admissions consulting. Manhattan Review has been a leading international test prep firm since 1999, and our reputation has been established through innovations in test prep teaching and learning. Manhattan Review's GMAT clients learn how to carefully study for each GMAT section, how to organize study sessions, how to make use of the most effective test-taking strategies, and how to manage testing time. Our highly educated, experienced, and high-scoring GMAT tutors and instructors consistently get results for their students. Manhattan Review is the industry's best resource for international students taking the GMAT, and unlike other test prep companies, we understand that overseas applicants to business schools in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and other English-speaking countries require a special type of GMAT instruction. Amsterdam students cannot find a better company for all of their GMAT preparation and business school application requirements.

High GMAT scores can substantially increase the chances of acceptance to nearly all business schools, and can even offset lower undergraduate grades. One recent study reviewed the acceptance rates at American business schools for students with low GPAs, defined as those below 3.0. For this category of applicants, GMAT scores of less than 700 were associated with acceptance rates of just 3% at top 10 institutions, 20% at programs ranked #11-16, and 27% at the 17th through the 25th best schools. GMAT scores of 720-740 boosted these respective acceptance rates to 10%, 31%, and 45%, and scores of 750 or above gave those low-GPA applicants respective admission odds of 13%, 43%, and 65%. Obviously, a high GMAT score combined with a high GPA is the best-case scenario, but the GMAT can improve the prospects of any business school applicant, regardless of his or her GPA. Rigorous GMAT preparation is the most effective course of action for aspiring business students who wish to maximize their options for advanced business training.

Manhattan Review's GMAT clients have been accepted to the best graduate business programs in the world. Our former GMAT students have studied at and graduated from Harvard Business School, the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Yale School of Management, the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business, MIT's Sloan School of Management, Columbia Business School, and many more. Fortune 500 companies and firms in Amsterdam have hired our past GMAT students, including Bank of America, State Farm Insurance, Archer Daniels Midland, Prudential Financial, New World Resources, Fortuna Entertainment Group, TMF Group, and Randstad Holding. Manhattan Review's GMAT prep courses and private tutoring in Amsterdam will help you get accepted to a strong business school and later pursue a successful career in business.

Meet an Amsterdam GMAT Tutor: Deborah L.

Deborah L. is a talented and dedicated educator and businesswoman who has been teaching individual and classroom GMAT prep for seven years. She holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from UCLA's Anderson School of Management. A native of New York City, she has been living in Amsterdam since 2014, and she previously taught GMAT prep in the Los Angeles area.

Before her relocation to Amsterdam, Deborah was employed by a banking firm in New York City, and she is currently working for an Amsterdam financial services company. Her student evaluations indicate that she is respected for her business experience and for her ability to break down the sections of the GMAT into manageable and understandable concepts. Between her teaching and business careers, Deborah is very busy, but she tries to make time for hobbies such as tai chi, running, and cooking.