Best GRE Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Brussels

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is required or accepted for admission to graduate programs in a wide variety of disciplines, from the liberal arts to the hard sciences. Manhattan Review offers the most effective GRE prep services available in Brussels, including on-site GRE classroom instruction, group GRE classes in online interactive format, private GRE tutoring, and GRE practice tests. Our GRE learning options have been carefully designed over many years, thoroughly assessed at each stage of development, and continuously updated to reflect the results of the latest research on GRE teaching and learning. We can therefore produce test score results that far outpace the competition. Manhattan Review is a company that focuses on test prep for international students, and we understand better than anyone else how to make our teaching accessible to a diverse student population. We have been teaching GMAT prep in major European, African, Asian, and North American cities since 1999, and have helped thousands of students meet the GRE standards of world-class universities.

A number of graduate programs offer merit-based academic scholarships for which GRE scores are an important consideration. The School of Nursing at Vanderbilt University grants three full scholarships each academic year, and applicants are evaluated on their GPA and GRE scores. The Graduate School at the University of North Carolina Wilmington provides "Awards for New Scholars" who demonstrate "strong GRE scores," for which first-time applicants to any graduate program are eligible. The University at Buffalo Presidential Fellowship is available to PhD students who score at least 313 combined verbal and quantitative and 4.5 or higher on analytical writing, and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Sam Houston State University awards "competitive graduate student scholarships based on GPA and GRE scores." Students applying graduate school are advised to investigate all financial aid options for their chosen programs. Although this information is not always easy to find on university websites, it is wise to spend the time necessary for detailed searching. High GRE scores not only increase the chances of acceptance; they can also help absorb the cost of a graduate education.

Manhattan Review's GRE services in Brussels are strongly linked to academic and professional accomplishment. Our GRE students have been accepted to master's and doctoral-level programs at world-class universities such as Stanford, Princeton, Yale, Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Virginia, Brown, Dartmouth, Cornell, Georgetown, Duke, Vanderbilt, UC Berkeley, MIT, UCLA, and many more. We're also proud of our former students' professional achievements, which include jobs at Fortune 500 companies and businesses in Brussels. Past Manhattan Review GMAT clients now work for important firms such as Exxon Mobil, Express Scripts Holdings, State Farm Insurance, Dow Chemical, Belgian Investment, TCR International, Satbeams, and NWave Pictures. Graduate-level training is increasingly necessary to compete in the modern economy, and graduate degrees lead to higher lifetime earnings. A small investment in Manhattan Review's Brussels GRE prep courses and private tutoring will generate exponential returns.

Royce B., originally from Austin, Texas, is career educator with 15 years of teaching experience. He holds a bachelor's degree in education from Southern Methodist University and a master of arts in teaching from Rice University. He spent 12 years as a high school teacher in suburban Houston before moving to Brussels in 2013. He has been a GRE tutor since 2010.

Royce's GRE students have been accepted to graduate programs in the sciences (including physics, chemistry, and engineering) and the liberal arts (such as anthropology, creative writing, and economics), at selective schools such as Carnegie Mellon, UC Berkeley, Emory University, and the College of William and Mary. Royce is a diverse educator with a broad skill set, and his other teaching interests include language instruction, basic computer literacy, and financial planning.