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Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 10:51 am Post subject: Manhattan GMAT joins Beat The GMAT |
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Hello everyone! It is my pleasure to join Beat The GMAT. My name is Kevin Fitzgerald and I’m the Director of Student Relations at Manhattan GMAT. For those of you not familiar with Manhattan GMAT, we are a unique GMAT preparation company. Why are we unique? We use an academic approach to master the exam, as opposed to the traditional test prep method of just learning tricks and back-solving. Because of this approach, we have a very different teaching method: all of our instructors have scored in the 99th percentile on the exam (750+) and all are real teachers, outside of our company. Our instructors must be real teachers because they teach our students the content of the exam – geometry, grammar, algebra, critical reasoning, data sufficiency, etc. and the optimum way of answering the questions (there is a big difference between knowing the math… and knowing the math FAST!) Because of this approach our students score around 700 on the official exam (and our median student score is exactly 700). Learning content is the best way to achieve a high, competitive score.
I’m going to be hosting a new forum on Beat the GMAT called “Ask Manhattan GMAT”. Feel free to ask any strategies or tactics that you have. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to answer specific problem questions, but I will do my best to answer any questions about the exam itself and ways to improve your score. I hold a dual MBA in marketing and international business and I’m the author of the “Find ‘em, Sell ‘em, Keep ‘em” marketing-strategy series. I also teach marketing classes at a college in Connecticut and I’m the inventor of the Super-Highway Mapping System, a customer campaign and web tracking process. Each week, I will be posting new strategies and tactics that will help you achieve a competitive score, as well as answering your GMAT questions. Again, it is a pleasure to be joining Beat The GMAT. _________________ Kevin Fitzgerald
Director of Marketing and Student Relations
Manhattan GMAT
800-576-4626
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aim-wsc Managing Director

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Location: BtG Power House Target GMAT Score: 801-
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krishnakanthpps Just gettin' started!
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Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 1:07 am Post subject: Greattt |
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I would second aim-wsc's opinion. For someone like me, who is doing selfpreparation, I am sure your strategies of great help.
Hope to read more on your strategies in coming weeks.
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