Best ACT Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Bogota

Bogota students can receive optimal scores on all sections of the ACT with Manhattan Review's test prep services. We are the world's top international test prep company, and our instruction has led to tens of thousands of high test scores and university acceptances in the years since we were founded in 1999. Available ACT learning plans include on-site prep courses or private tutoring at practical Bogota locations, online ACT instruction, and ACT practice tests. Our ACT instruction uses a multi-faceted approach to improving student test scores. ACT skills are obviously an important component of our learning plans, but we also devote a great deal of attention to enhancing the out-of-class study plans of our students. Finally, we help our clients assimilate highly valuable testing strategies such as stress reduction and time management. Our programs produce students who are confident in their testing abilities, and this confidence leads to even higher scores. Learn more about Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses, private tutoring, and practice assessments for Bogota test-takers today by contacting us online, by email, or by phone.

Some schools report their acceptance rates by type of student, such as the University of California-Los Angeles. UCLA's admit rate for all students is approximately 16%, but the highest acceptance rate is for American applicants from states other than California (23%). The rate for California residents is slightly less than 15%, and international students fare the worst with an admit rate of 13%. The high percentage of non-California Americans (nearly 30% of the class) is explained by the fact that these students pay out-of-state tuition rates, which bolsters the school's bottom line. The 25th-percentile ACT composite score of international admits to UCLA is 32, compared to a 25th-percentile score of 28 for California residents, and the difference at this level is even more pronounced for accepted applicants who actually enroll (31 international and 26 California). The upshot of these statistics is that international students who wish to gain acceptance to UCLA must substantially outperform their California peers, making rigorous ACT prep even more important.

Students who finish Manhattan Review's ACT programs are commonly accepted to the best universities in the United States, including the University of California-Los Angeles, Stanford, Harvard, Princeton, the University of Chicago, Yale, Dartmouth, Northwestern, Georgetown, Vanderbilt, Duke, the University of Virginia, the College of William & Mary, the University of California-Berkeley, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the California Institute of Technology, Carnegie Mellon, Johns Hopkins, the University of Michigan, Columbia, New York University, Brown, the University of Texas-Austin, Rice, the University of Notre Dame, and many more. After finishing their postsecondary education, Manhattan Review clients move on to successful careers at the world's best organizations. Some choose jobs with businesses in Bogota, such as Productos Ramo, RTI Producciones, Telefónica Telecom, Win Sports, and Grupo Odinsa. Others remain in the United States, working for Fortune 500 companies such as Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance, Bank of America, Enterprise Products Partners, United Technologies, Lockheed Martin, and Prudential Financial.

Gerard B. is an ACT and SAT educator with a total of 12 years of test prep teaching experience. He has taught group and individual ACT learning plans extensively in both on-site and online formats, and his teaching style is well suited to both venues. His instruction has produced an impressive number of upper-percentile ACT sectional and total scores as well as a long list of elite college and university acceptances.

Gerard is a graduate of Western Michigan University (bachelor's degree in education) and the University of Michigan (master's degree in education). He was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and he has been living and working in Bogota since last year. Gerard is a diehard fan of all Detroit sports teams, especially the Red Wings. He is also an accomplished amateur jazz pianist.