ACT Tutoring in Brussels (Belgium)

Manhattan Review is the most proven resource in Brussels for effective ACT learning. Brussels students can score highly on the ACT with a number of flexible programs, including online or on-site ACT prep courses, on-site or online ACT private tutoring, and ACT practice tests. Manhattan Review is a global test prep company and worldwide leader in education that has been preparing students for standardized test success since 1999. Manhattan Review's ACT students learn how to use their study time for the most dramatic possible skill improvements, how to most effectively approach the exercises on each ACT section, and how to master vital test-taking skills, such as time management and stress reduction. Manhattan Review is a highly experienced provider of test prep for international students, and the quality of our international student instruction distinguishes us from the competition. Our flexible ACT scheduling options allow Brussels students to begin ACT study right away. Find out more about our Brussels ACT services by contacting us today, either online, by phone, or by email.

The ACT Student Assessment Report is a useful document that lists composite score ranges for universities at several distinct levels of selectivity. This report helps prospective university applicants understand ACT score expectations at American postsecondary institutions. Per the report, average ACT scores at "highly selective" schools (defined as institutions with the majority of their first-year students in the top 10% of their high school class) is 27-30. "Selective" universities (most students in the top 25% of their high school class) desire scores of 25-27, while "traditional" colleges (top 50%) are associated with a range of 22-24. The lowest categories are "liberal" and "open," both of which have large student populations in the lower half of graduating classes. The respective ACT scores associated with "liberal" and "open" are 18-21 and 17-20. The bottom line is as follows: Students with ACT scores of 27 or better will have the best options for university admission, and applicants with ACT scores of 30 or higher are serious candidates for admission to the most selective schools.

Manhattan Review's ACT private tutoring and ACT prep courses in Brussels and other cities in Europe, Africa, Asia, North America, and South America have produced numerous acceptances to top schools such as Yale, Princeton, Stanford, Harvard, the University of Chicago, the University of Pennsylvania, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, the California Institute of Technology, Washington University in St. Louis, and many more. Manhattan Review students have become accomplished professionals in fields such as education, research, civil service, politics, the performing arts, philanthropy, and business. Several Fortune 500 companies currently employ Manhattan Review alumni, including Archer Daniels Midland, Express Scripts Holding, Prudential Financial, Wells Fargo, and New York Life Insurance. Former Manhattan Review students also work for the best companies in Brussels, including AG Insurance, Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries, National Bank of Belgium, Proximedia Group, and TCR International. Test prep of the highest quality can continue to pay off for a lifetime. Become a Manhattan Review student in Brussels today, and start executing your plan for a successful and rewarding future.

Meet a Brussels ACT Tutor: Eli S.

Eli S. is originally from Nashville, Tennessee, and yes, he is an enthusiast of country music. He was educated entirely in his home state, with a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Tennessee and a master's degree in history from Vanderbilt University (which is in his home city). Before moving to Brussels in 2012, Eli was a history teacher in the Nashville public school system.

Eli has a total of nine years of experience as an ACT classroom instructor and private tutor, and he is widely respected for his ability to provide exceptional teaching in both online and on-site formats. Eli's test prep students have been accepted to and graduated from Ivy League institutions and highly selective public universities. When he's not teaching, Eli does his best to find live country music in the bars and nightclubs of Brussels.