Best ACT Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Kuala Lumpur

Manhattan Review in Kuala Lumpur offers the most effective available preparation services for the ACT, including on-site ACT prep courses, online ACT classes, and ACT private tutoring. Kuala Lumpur students can find an ACT option that is just right for them, whether they prefer learning in group or individual contexts. We also provide ACT practice tests that help mark student progress and shape student study plans. Manhattan Review has been a leading provider of standardized test prep for international students since 1999, and we serve dozens of cities in Asia, Europe, North America, South America, and Africa. Thousands of our clients around the world have significantly increased their test scores and gained acceptance to their first-choice undergraduate programs. Our superior ACT teachers develop all of the most important ACT content abilities, study techniques, and test-taking strategies for maximum score gains and optimal chances of selective university admission. Expand your range of options for your undergraduate education with Manhattan Review's ACT prep services in Kuala Lumpur.

Manhattan Review's ACT clients regularly go on to study at elite institutions such as Stanford, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, the University of Pennsylvania, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Dartmouth, Cornell, the University of Virginia, Georgetown, Duke, Vanderbilt, the University of Michigan, UCLA, UC Berkeley, CalTech, Georgia Tech, Emory, and many other top schools. Our students graduate from these great programs with the abilities and knowledge that employers want and need. Some have been hired by the best-known firms in Kuala Lumpur, including Astro Malaysia Holdings, Berjaya Corporation, PPB Group, Telekom Malaysia, Sime Darby, and KLCC Property Holdings. Others now work for Fortune 500 companies, such as State Farm Insurance, United Continental Holdings, JP Morgan Chase, Dow Chemical, World Fuel Services, and Berkshire Hathaway. With the right undergraduate education, your potential accomplishments are virtually limitless. Start enhancing your college application today by contacting Manhattan Review for more information on our ACT prep services for students in Kuala Lumpur.

Students who are able to produce ACT scores in the top 25% of a given university's applicant pool will have the strongest odds of admission. Upper-percentile ACT scores vary considerably, and students should therefore set score goals that reflect typical ACT performance at their chosen institutions. Providence College, for example, reports a middle-50% ACT score range of 23-28, and an applicant to this school with an ACT score of 29 would be a very strong candidate for admission. At Brandeis University, however, a 29 is only in the 25th percentile of all accepted students (middle-50% scores at Brandeis are 29-33), and applicants to this school should therefore set higher score goals. At Brown University, where the middle-50% ACT scores are 31-34, an applicant with a composite ACT score of 29 would likely not be competitive. University applicants should therefore begin the ACT preparation process by establishing score goals that realistically account for the expectations of their preferred programs.

Meet a Kuala Lumpur ACT Tutor: Tyree W.

Tyree W., originally from Baltimore, Maryland, is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University (bachelor of arts in English) and the University of Southern California (master of arts in teaching). Formerly a public high school teacher in his native city, he joined Manhattan Review in Kuala Lumpur three years ago. He has a total of seven years of experience as an ACT classroom instructor and individual tutor.

Tyree has helped several hundred students in the United States and in Malaysia gain acceptance to selective universities at the undergraduate level. As a teacher, he is known for a caring and patient approach that improves scores for all types of students. He has been a devoted fan of the Baltimore Ravens for many years, and he is therefore often difficult to reach on Sundays.