GMAT Private Tutoring in Bern (Switzerland)

Are you a Bern-based student or professional seeking to obtain the highest score possible on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)? If you are in search of the most comprehensive and effective test preparation services, look no further than the standardized test prep professions at Manhattan Review. When it comes to mastering challenging academic information, many students enjoy learning in classroom-style groups, finding their peers' questions and comments insightful and inspiring. Other students, however, know that they do not perform at their best when attempting to learn in the company of others. These students may worry about holding the group back or slowing their classmates down; alternatively, they may become frustrated or bored when they have mastered a particular concept but are unable to move on to something new until everyone in the group has demonstrated similar mastery. If you know you learn best through a customized learning plan designed for your unique GMAT needs and delivered through one-on-one instruction, we invite you to consider working with one of Manhattan Review's world-class private tutors.

Here at Manhattan Review, our private tutoring programs are designed with the student in mind, and our tutors will personalize your course of study to address the aspects of the GMAT you most wish to focus on. We recognize that you need to make the most of your valuable study time, and our tutors excel in streamlining GMAT preparation, allowing you to concentrate on the most important aspects of the exam. When you work with a private tutor to prepare for the GMAT, they will start by gaining an understanding your unique learning style. They will then use this information to identify the academic strengths you already possess while also teaching you how to avoid costly mistakes that could negatively impact your GMAT performance.

Whether you have been preparing for the GMAT for a while or have only just begun to think about preparing, the test prep professionals at Manhattan Review will show you how to achieve a GMAT score higher than you ever dreamed possible. Attending a top-ranked business program allows you to create connections and take advantage of opportunities most people only dream of. Students who have worked with our private tutoring services consistently go on to be admitted into the world's leading business programs, including Oxford University, Harvard University, New York University, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Pennsylvania, Yale University, Georgetown University, Stanford University, Duke University, Northwestern University, the London Business School, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Virginia, Columbia University, and elsewhere. We encourage you to contact us today to learn more about our private tutoring programs, and find out how we can design one that's just right for you and all your GMAT needs. Our tutors are eager to help you gain the score you need to attend even the most prestigious MBA programs, allowing you to establish yourself in a rewarding career where the possibilities for success are truly endless.

Meet a Bern GMAT Tutor: Natalia W.

Natalia W. was born in Kiev but moved to the United States to attend college. She graduated from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor with an undergraduate degree in statistics after working in the learning lab as a math tutor for five semesters. Knowing she wanted to attend a leading MBA program, Natalia worked with a private tutor to prepare for the GMAT. After earning a very high score, Natalia attended Harvard Business School and shortly after graduating, she was offered a position in international finance with an established pharmaceutical company in Bern.

Natalia was happy to relocate, but after a while she missed working directly with students earlier in their professional careers. She soon joined the team at Manhattan Review, where her classes fill up almost as quickly as they are announced. Natalia's students appreciate her ability to break down challenging quantitative reasoning problems, as well as her positive and upbeat personality. When Natalia isn't helping future CEOs master the GMAT, she can be found playing the violin.