Han H.
2/4/2015
I'm so glad I picked Josh as my GMAT tutor. I was initially hesitant to pay for more tutoring after working with Manhattan and not getting the score I wanted. (My score only raised 30 points...
GMAT/GRE Tutoring Score Guarantee SF
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GMAT/GRE Tutoring Score Guarantee SF is a leading GMAT tutoring company based in San Francisco, CA. With a team of highly experienced tutors, they offer personalized and efficient GMAT preparation, ensuring students achieve their desired scores. Their CEO, Josh, brings 15 years of tutoring and teaching experience, along with a strong background in mathematics and curriculum design, making them the go-to choice for GMAT test preparation.
With a focus on individualized instruction and a comprehensive curriculum, GMAT/GRE Tutoring Score Guarantee SF stands out from mass-production GMAT prep companies. Their tutors personally design and supervise each student's GMAT curriculum, providing expert guidance and support. With a proven track record of success and a score guarantee, GMAT/GRE Tutoring Score Guarantee SF is the top choice for students looking to excel in their GMAT exams.
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Neurotrophic F.
1/4/2020
Think twice before engaging with Josh at TPU. His business is built around "exploding offers" i.e. preying on the vulnerability of GMAT students by putting in place fictional time limits to pay...
Joey D.
1/7/2015
Josh helps you get results on the GMAT I had taken a Veritas course, practiced on all of their CATs and the official CATs, then went into test day and got rocked by how weird the Verbal section...
Selene D.
2/3/2015
I was preparing for precalculus, and Josh was such an amazing help. His knowledge of mathematics is truly "high definition," and I felt like he was able to see where my mental picture was "missing...
Simon F.
6/12/2018
Jerry was a great GMAT quant tutor to work with. He showed me numerous Quant strategies to help me prepare against all sorts of traps. He helped me develop a systematic way of approaching quant so...
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