Best ACT Test Prep Tutoring in Kuala Lumpur

Manhattan Review is an established international test prep company that offers all of the necessary preparation services for the ACT in Kuala Lumpur, including ACT private tutoring, on-site or online ACT prep courses, and ACT practice tests. Local students can choose the comprehensive and rigorous ACT learning option that best suits their needs. Test-takers who learn most effectively in classroom situations should consider our ACT group courses, which can either be taken at Kuala Lumpur locations or at home via online interactive format. Students who prefer individual instruction and personalized learning strategies will find our private ACT tutoring to be the ideal mode of educational delivery. Manhattan Review students prepare with the confidence that comes from experienced and reliable ACT instruction. Our company has been improving test scores in major Asian, European, African, and North American cities since we were founded in 1999, and we have taught thousands of students how to master ACT content, how to organize ACT study plans, and how to become proficient test-takers with strong time management skills and strategic test-taking abilities.

Universities in the United States and other countries that accept the ACT have of variety of approaches in the consideration of ACT scores. Boston College uses a process known as "superscoring" when assessing its applicants. Superscoring is the practice of considering only the highest sectional ACT scores from all test attempts, which allows students who have taken the ACT multiple times to build their ideal composite score. Other prominent institutions that use superscoring in undergraduate admission include Columbia University, Tufts University, and Bowdoin College. The College of William and Mary is an example of a school that will consider the highest score of multiple ACT attempts, but only in terms of composite scores (applicants cannot combine section scores from distinct ACT administrations). Yale University, on the other hand, requires applicants to report scores from each time they've taken the ACT, and this entire testing history is a factor in admissions decisions. Students preparing for the ACT should know the testing policies of their chosen undergraduate degree programs, which can suggest appropriate direction and structure for ACT study.

Manhattan Review's Kuala Lumpur test prep clients are part of a long tradition of academic and professional success. Thousands of our students around the world have been accepted to world-class institutions such as Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, Yale, the University of Chicago, MIT, Caltech, Carnegie Mellon, the University of Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins, Brown, Columbia, Duke, Dartmouth, Cornell, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, the University of Virginia, and the University of Michigan. Many of our former students are now respected professionals working for Kuala Lumpur companies and Fortune 500 firms, including Bank Simpanan Nasional, Maxis Communications, PPB Group, Bumi Armada, Ford Motor, Prudential Financial, Energy Transfer Equity, and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance. A successful future requires long-term planning, and elite education mandates a strong college application. Manhattan Review's ACT prep services in Kuala Lumpur provide a solid foundation for test scores that lead to college acceptance.

Meet a Kuala Lumpur ACT Tutor: Amanda D.

Amanda D., who was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Georgia Tech and a master's degree in computer science from the University of Alabama. Currently an employee of a Kuala Lumpur technology company, she has been teaching ACT prep on a part-time basis since 2006. Her tutoring career began in the Atlanta area, and she has been living in Kuala Lumpur since 2015.

According to her students, Amanda has the strong math and science skills that one would expect, but she is also a highly effective teacher of verbal abilities. "Amanda's ACT teaching improved all of my ACT sectional scores," wrote one student. "She's not just a math nerd – she has exceptional command of ACT reading and English as well." Amanda recently married a professor at one of Kuala Lumpur's universities, and the couple plans to start having children in the near future.