Best GRE Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Bogota

Manhattan Review is an international test prep firm that provides Bogota's best Graduate Record Examination (GRE) services. GRE study options available in Bogota include on-site GRE prep courses, one-on-one GRE tutoring, GRE online instruction, and GRE practice tests. Manhattan Review is a global education company that has been facilitating positive learning outcomes for graduate and undergraduate university applicants since 1999, and our teaching has been directly responsible for tens of thousands of high GRE scores and graduate school acceptances. Our students improve their GRE performance by developing stronger GRE content skills, efficient GRE study techniques, and practical GRE testing strategies, all of which are equally important. Our company is highly selective in the hiring of GRE educators, and unlike other test prep firms, our screening process goes way beyond candidate test scores. We also consider prospective teachers' broader academic background, level of teaching experience, and style of instruction. With our wealth of GRE offerings and scheduling plans, Bogota students can start improving their GRE scores right away.

GRE score data for the total group of test-takers can be a useful place to start preparing for the exam. Perusing average GRE scores by academic discipline can help students identify and address their potential GRE weaknesses early in the learning process. Students who intend to pursue graduate study in computer and information sciences, for example, had the lowest mean verbal scores of any discipline (146, which is in the 31st percentile of all test-takers). Prospective graduate history majors were among the worst performers on the GRE's quantitative section (mean of 148, or the 30th percentile). The only two disciplines in which aspiring graduate students are significantly above average in both sections are physics/astronomy (156 verbal and 162 quantitative, or the 73rd and 81st percentiles respectively) and philosophy (160 verbal and 154 quantitative, or the 86th and 55th percentiles). Nearly all students will need to address preparation challenges in one or more of the GRE's content areas, and high scores across all exam sections will impress admissions officers and help applicants distinguish themselves from their peers.

Manhattan Review's student-centered GRE instruction has led to countless selective university acceptances in all GRE-relevant academic subjects. Our worldwide GRE clients have gained admission to graduate programs at Stanford, Oxford, Princeton, Cambridge, Harvard, Yale, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Columbia, the California Institute of Technology, the University of Edinburgh, the University of California-Berkeley, the University of Chicago, Duke, Vanderbilt, Georgetown, Australian National University, the University of Toronto, the University of California-Los Angeles, and many other top schools. Manhattan Review's past GRE students are now working for a number of companies on the Fortune 500 list, including CVS Health, New York Life Insurance, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, World Fuel Services, and Lockheed Martin. We've also helped prepare students for careers at Bogota firms, such as Alpina Productos Alimenticios, Colombia Móvil, Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Bogota (ETB), Quala, and Terpel. Learn more about Manhattan Review's GRE prep courses, GRE private tutoring, and GRE practice tests for students in Bogota by contacting us today, either online, by phone, or by email.

Meet a Bogota GRE Tutor: Preston V.

Preston V. has been a GRE tutor and classroom instructor since 2010 and has been affiliated with Manhattan Review's Bogota office since 2018. His GRE teaching has helped more than 600 students enter graduate programs at many of the best universities in the English-speaking world. Before his relocation to Bogota, Preston taught GRE prep in San Francisco, California, which is across the bay from his home town of Oakland.

Preston graduated with honors from the University of California-San Diego with a bachelor's degree in education. He also holds a master's degree in education from the University of California-Los Angeles. He is a former teacher in the Los Angeles public school system, which he served for six years. When he's not teaching, Preston enjoys running, hiking, and playing tennis.