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rakeshd347
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GMAT COURSE Inquiry

by rakeshd347 Wed May 22, 2013 8:48 am

Hi There

I want to ask someone from Manhattan admin or in-charge for course that If there are any online classes course. I am looking for online classes courses. I filled in the online enquiry form 3 days back but no one has sent me any clarification on this. If someone can please reply me. I know that there are 2 prep+ courses and one of them has class recordings. But What I am looking for are total online classes such as the RON's Study hall in which we can ask if any questions arises. But in recording its sometime tricky and hard to get those questions.

Please advice I have 60 days before my next Gmat. I have been scoring 680 and 650 in manhattan gmat but need to get 720+

Thanks
Rakesh
StaceyKoprince
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Re: GMAT COURSE Inquiry

by StaceyKoprince Sun May 26, 2013 5:06 pm

I'm hoping you've heard from somebody by now. If you haven't, please send an email to studentservices@manhattangmat.com and someone will get back to you soon (note: tomorrow is a national holiday in the US, so the office will be closed - but someone will get back to you next week!). If you are not in the US or Canada, and you want to talk (as opposed to email), please include a skype name (or equivalent) rather than a telephone number.

If you are in the US or Canada, you can also call 800.576.GMAT. (Again, the office is closed for the holiday right now - but we'll be open again on Tuesday.)

We have lots and lots of online courses; look here: http://www.manhattangmat.com/Programs/Complete-Course

Put the name of your city in the box and hit enter. You'll be shown available live online classes as well as in-person classes if you live in a city where we have classes.

We also have a self-study program where you have access to tapes of the classes (so you don't sit in on live classes). This program is better for someone who wants to study alone, or for someone who can't commit to attending a class at the same time every week. As you noted, you can't actually ask questions in this program because you aren't attending the class live.

The classes run for 9 weeks and follow a set syllabus. You mention that you have less than 60 days until your test - you may need to postpone a bit if you want to take a class beforehand. (Alternatively, you could do private tutoring. This is much more expensive, but allows you to work at your own pace.)
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