Best GRE Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Paris

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is required of most applicants to graduate programs in the United States, and it is accepted in many other countries. Manhattan Review is an international educational services company that provides several GRE learning options to students in Paris. Our local GRE offerings include GRE classroom instruction (available both on-site and online), GRE private tutoring, and GRE practice tests. Manhattan Review has been teaching students in North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa how to master GRE content, study techniques, and test-taking strategies since 1999. Our students have been accepted to graduate programs at the top universities in the English-speaking world, including Harvard, Oxford, MIT, Cambridge, Yale, Stanford, the University of Edinburgh, the London School of Economics, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, Carnegie Mellon, the University of Pennsylvania, and many more. Our past clients have been hired by Fortune 500 companies and prominent businesses in major world cities. With Manhattan Review's GRE prep services in Paris, you can start working on your own future today. Contact us by phone, email, or online to learn more about our local GRE options.

Determining the GRE scores necessary for acceptance to a given program can be quite a challenge. The majority of departments, especially at selective universities, do not specify minimum requirements across all sections of the test. At Columbia University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, for example, almost all departments have no official minimum GRE scores (the only exception is the Psychology Department, which "encourages" applicants to score at least 310 combined on verbal and quantitative). Some programs are concerned with only one section of the test. The PhD program in economics at UC Berkeley recommends a GRE quantitative score of 163 or higher from its applicants, but offers no desirable score ranges for the other sections of the GRE. Many schools report the average GRE scores for accepted students, which is usually a good indication of their expectations. At Georgia Tech, the mean GRE scores for the latest admission cycle were 155 verbal, 164 quantitative, and 3.7 analytical writing.

The GRE preparation process begins with an assessment of target scores in all their complexity. Manhattan Review will help you evaluate the data and arrive at a score that gives you your best chances of acceptance. Our GRE learning programs will then show you how to improve your weaknesses and reach your desired scores. You'll learn how to build your skills on the GRE exercises specific to each section, how to organize your study time for maximum score gains, and how to most efficiently manage your testing time. Manhattan Review's tutors and instructors are the most qualified GRE educators in Paris. They have many years of teaching experience and thorough training in Manhattan Review's innovative instructional methodologies and course materials. They are also graduates of top universities and friendly people who enjoy seeing their students succeed. With great teachers and great learning programs, the sky is the limit for your GRE performance. Manhattan Review's GRE prep services in Paris will build your academic abilities and self-confidence.

Rex C. has been a GRE tutor for Manhattan Review in the United States and France since 2007. He holds a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of Maryland and a master's degree in public policy from Georgetown University. His verbal and quantitative GRE scores were in the 99th percentile of all test-takers, and several of his students have been able to duplicate his elite performance.

Rex has had a diverse career as an educator, and in addition to prep tutoring, he has also worked as an adjunct professor, an English language instructor, and a high school teacher. His GRE students have been accepted to graduate programs in the arts and sciences at Harvard, Princeton, the University of Virginia, Indiana University, and a number of other selective public and private universities. A native of the Washington, D.C. area, he is a fan of all of the local sports teams, especially the Washington Nationals.