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Manhattan GMAT vs Kaplan - anyone by chance has taken both?

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by gdrea3 » Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:41 am
I took Manhattan GMAT online and it was great. Instructors are great and you get a TON of materials. These classes are all what you make of it--for me it was a bit challenging b/c I'm not a "quant" person so the math guides were helpful and you have a lot to work with--orange OG, purple verbal book, green quant book and the 7 study guides plus MGMAT has 6 CATs, several question banks.

As for Kaplan and Princeton review, I've heard mixed reviews. Most people I know said Kaplan was not worth the $. I sat through a free session for both and I wasn't very impressed. Definitely do your research and see which has the best bang for your buck!
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