Best GRE Test Prep Courses in Doha

Doha students who wish to attend graduate school in the United States, United Kingdom, and many other English-speaking countries should carefully plan and prepare for the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). The GRE is an admissions prerequisite for master's and doctoral degrees in most academic disciplines. The GRE is a difficult exam, but top scores are attainable with sufficient advance study. Manhattan Review is an American test prep company primarily devoted to serving the international student population, with operations in major Asian, European, and North American cities. We provide Doha students with GRE prep courses, private GRE tutoring, and GRE practice tests that have been producing successful results since 1999. Our effective GRE prep courses feature proven methods of instruction, offered with convenient scheduling and at accessible locations. Contact us right away for the latest information on our GRE prep options for Doha students.

Manhattan Review has taught GRE prep to tens of thousands of students all over the world, and a large percentage of our students get accepted to their first-choice programs. A partial list of the institutions at which Manhattan Review's international clients have studied includes Harvard, Stanford, Oxford, Carnegie Mellon, the University of Edinburgh, Princeton, the University of Melbourne, and Georgetown. Our students come from almost every academic field, and have used their graduate degrees to establish successful and rewarding careers in business, the legal profession, medicine, civil service, and the arts. Fortune 500 companies, such as Amazon.com, Proctor & Gamble, Freddie Mac, and Dow Chemical have hired our former clients, as have Doha organizations such as Qatar National Bank, Al Jazeera Media Network, and Hamad Medical Corporation. Manhattan Review students have also gone to work for law firms, government agencies, arts organizations, and public charities. As countless past students have discovered, Manhattan Review's GRE prep services will help you get started on a bright and distinguished future.

Universities use the GRE in a variety of ways to screen applicants. Some programs have stated minimum score requirements, while others do not. Applicants to the PhD program at the University of Florida's College of Education, for example, must score at least 440 verbal and 530 quantitative under the pre-2011 scoring system, which corresponds to 149 verbal and 145 quantitative by the current scaled score. Princeton University's Bendheim Center for Finance, on the other hand, has no stated GRE minimum (but it does have a GRE median of 167 quantitative). Admission is not always the only consideration, since a number of schools offer GRE-based scholarships for students with exceptional test scores. Students who will be taking the GRE in the near future should base their preparations on exceeding institutional averages. Manhattan Review's GRE prep courses and private tutoring feature individual assessments of optimal GRE scores that are specific to a given student's academic goals. We then teach our students how to attain these scores in the most efficient manner possible.

"My Manhattan Review tutor brought my GRE scores up by 20 points in quantitative and 15 points in verbal. He is a GRE tutor of great merit." This is one of many student comments praising the GRE tutoring of Donald A., a Doha-based educator and scholar. Born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina, Donald is a graduate of New York University and Northeastern University, with a bachelor's degree in anthropology and a master's degree in sociology.

Donald has been teaching GRE prep since 2007, and he has taught students in New York, Boston, and Doha how to receive their best possible scores on the test. His own GRE scores of 740 verbal and 790 quantitative inspire his students and give his tutoring significant credibility. When he's not teaching, Donald works on various scholarly projects in his field of expertise. His hobbies include riding motorcycles, weightlifting, and watching American movies.