To help, MBA Insights has ranked the 10 best GMAT prep courses out there, based on a survey of over 1,100 students who were asked to review and rate (from one to five stars) the test prep company they used to study for the GMAT.
Target on top while Kaplan Test Prep performs poorly
Target Test Prep took number one spot because of the course’s overall strong value. Many students find the five-day unlimited access to test prep materials for $1 advantageous. It gives students an idea of what the course has to offer and whether or not it is going to be a good fit.
EMPOWERgmat.com and Manhattan Review took the next two rankings positions because they also provide strong GMAT prep at decent prices. EMPOWERgmat.com offers the highest point improvement guarantee, which many students find comforting, while Manhattan Review’s practice problems are noted as being most similar to the actual GMAT.
Most students learn by practice. Therefore, the more realistic the practice problems, the more likely the student is to score highly on the GMAT.
The well-known Kaplan Test Prep coming at the bottom of the rankings may surprise you. One reason it earned a lower ranking is because of the high prices it charges students to gain access to their full course materials.
With being such a large corporate company, students found the individualized attention to detail and GMAT specialization was not quite as prevalent as it was in other GMAT prep courses. The fact is was reviewed by so many more students than Target, for example, also makes it harder for Kaplan to achieve a top rank.
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About the GMAT
The GMAT is one of the great equalizers admissions boards can use to compare students who went to different undergraduate schools, and who have different backgrounds.
It is designed to determine how students will perform academically in MBA programs. Admissions boards aim to select a body of students who will thrive in rigorous academic conditions and the GMAT helps to make this determination.
Each student has different wants and needs when it comes to their ideal GMAT prep courses, whether it’s in-person or online classes or for more personal attention, one-on-one instruction.
While MBA Insights ranks the GMAT courses from best to worst, you cannot go wrong with any of the courses listed.
There are hundreds of programs and tutors available for students looking to take the GMAT, but these ten continued to win out time over time as having the best GMAT test prep courses for students.
This article was written by the team at MBA Insights. The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), owner and administrator of the GMAT, does not endorse, nor is it affiliated in any way with MBA Insights. BusinessBecause was acquired by GMAC in April 2018.
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