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ManhattanGMAT or Bellcurves?

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by saracuse » Sat Nov 29, 2008 7:19 pm
Hi there,

Im signing up for a class now for GMATs. I've heard the best things about ManhattanGMAT and Bellcurves. Any testimonials? Which do you recommend and why?

Also worth noting that I am aiming for a 710+.
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by aim-wsc » Sun Nov 30, 2008 9:58 am
There are lots of testimonials & reviews about GMAT coaching institutes. use 'search feature' to seek the information & check the threads.

Personally I never heard of "Bellcurves". I just checked their website but I haven't review it so cant comment. ManhattanGMAT is of course known & I read positive reviews about it.
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