ACT Prep Courses in Oslo (Norway)

Oslo students preparing for the ACT can achieve elite test scores with Manhattan Review's ACT prep services. ACT learning plans and ancillary services available in Oslo include on-site ACT group courses, ACT classes in online interactive format, ACT practice tests, and ACT private tutoring. Manhattan Review is an international test prep firm that has been facilitating academic success for students in major cities around the world since 1999, and we have been responsible for thousands of positive learning outcomes. Our clients learn how to become highly proficient in all of the necessary ACT skills, how to use and manage their out-of-class study time most effectively, and how to implement savvy testing strategies that boost scores. Manhattan Review's ACT tutors and classroom instructors are the most highly credentialed ACT educators in Oslo, and they use engaging methods of instruction and comprehensive course materials to produce ACT learning experiences that cannot be matched by any of our competitors. Become a Manhattan Review student today, and start improving your test scores and expanding your range of choices for your college education.

Although ACT has classified test score ranges as appropriate for different types of postsecondary institutions, a "good" ACT score is ultimately defined in comparison to other students at a given university. Students accepted to the University of California-Davis, for instance, received middle-50% ACT composite scores between 24 and 30, with a median of approximately 27. At this school, an applicant with an ACT score of 29 would be a competitive candidate for admission. The University of California-Berkeley reports much higher middle-50% ACT scores of 29-34, and a total score of 29 would be lower than 75% of the class. ACT preparation must begin with a sober assessment of test scores that provide realistic chances of acceptance. ACT scores above the 50th percentile for a specific university should be the goal, and higher scores quite simply offer better chances of acceptance. By taking practice tests, the student can easily calculate the difference between their current ability level and their target score, which will provide concrete direction for study and preparation.

Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses and ACT private tutoring in Oslo and other major world cities are strongly correlated to elite university admission. Our test prep clients have become undergraduate students at great schools such as Stanford, Harvard, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, Yale, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Johns Hopkins, Brown, the University of Chicago, the University of California-Berkeley, the California Institute of Technology, the University of Michigan, the University of Virginia, Washington University in St. Louis, the College of William & Mary, Carnegie Mellon, and several others. A number of our former test prep students are now employed by top firms in Oslo, such as Birdstep Technology, Eitzen Group, NHST Media Group, Landkreditt Bank, and Link Mobility Group. Past Manhattan Review students have been hired by Fortune 500 firms, including State Farm Insurance, United Technologies, Wells Fargo, Lockheed Martin, and Enterprise Products Partners. Learn more about Manhattan Review's Oslo ACT prep services by phoning, emailing, or contacting our local office online.

Meet an Oslo ACT Tutor: Gregorius A.

Gregorius A. is a graduate of the University of Virginia (bachelor's degree in mathematics) and the University of Florida (master's degree in education). A native of Orlando, Florida, he has been teaching ACT prep courses and private tutoring sessions in Oslo since last year. He has a total of 11 years of experience as an ACT educator in the United States and in Norway.

Gregorius has taught ACT prep to students from more than 30 countries, and his ACT clients have gone on to major in almost every subject area. He describes his teaching as fixed in its macro-level concepts and flexible in its micro-level implementation. "Every ACT student has the same goal," he says. "But there are many different ways to get there."