Best ACT Test Prep Courses in Manchester

Manhattan Review's ACT prep services teach Manchester students how to receive ACT scores that impress admissions committees at selective universities. Our Manchester ACT offerings include traditional ACT prep courses in on-site format, group ACT instruction in online interactive format, customized ACT private tutoring, and ACT practice tests. Manhattan Review is a worldwide test prep company founded in 1999, and we have been credited with thousands of favorable ACT learning outcomes that have helped students get accepted to their first-choice undergraduate programs. All of our ACT learning plans feature highly qualified instructors, comprehensive course materials, and innovative methods of instruction. You'll learn how to become an expert on each ACT section through well-organized study plans, effective preparation strategies, and savvy test-taking techniques. With Manhattan Review's ACT prep services, Manchester students can immediately start improving their ACT scores and prospects for admission to elite universities that accept the ACT.

Manhattan Review students have accepted offers of admission from top schools such as Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale, Princeton, the University of Chicago, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, the University of Virginia, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Brown, Carnegie Mellon, Caltech, UCLA, the University of Michigan, and UC Berkeley. After graduating from these elite institutions and many more, our former test prep clients have been hired by Fortune 500 companies and top firms in Manchester, including Valero Energy, Enterprise Products Partners, Bank of America, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance, World Fuel Services, Banter Media, Stagecoach Manchester, N Brown Group, In Touch Networks, and Guardian Media Group. We also have former students who have chosen public-sector careers, such as education, philanthropy, scientific research, or public advocacy. Learn more about Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses and ACT private tutoring in Manchester by contacting our helpful support staff. We are available by phone, email, or online to provide details on our ACT offerings and answer any of your questions.

According to ACT, the mean scores for the past three years (approximately 5.5 million test-takers) are 21.0 composite, 20.3 English, 20.9 math, 21.3 reading, and 20.8 science. The 50th-percentile composite score (median) is 20, while only 10% of test-takers score 28 or better and only 5% receive scores of 30 or higher. Composite scores of 33-36 are in the top 1% of all test-takers. Sectional scores of 30 are in the 92nd percentile for ACT English, 95th percentile for math, 89th percentile for reading, and 95th percentile for science. Concordances with the SAT show that the mean ACT composite score of 21 is roughly equivalent to an SAT total score of 1450-1500 on the pre-2016 2400-point scale. An ACT score of 27 corresponds to an SAT range of 1800-1850, while ACT scores of 30 and 33 are approximately the same as SAT ranges of 1980-2010 and 2140-2210 respectively. Students preparing for the ACT should become familiar with how overall test-taker performance compares with the ACT standards at their chosen universities.

Meet a Manchester ACT Tutor: Benito B.

Benito B. has been a Manhattan Review ACT prep tutor in Manchester since 2015. He moved to the city after a six-year career teaching ACT prep courses and private tutoring sessions in the United States. His ACT students describe him as a gifted educator with a variety of engaging methods of instruction. "Some teachers are so boring that it's tough to pay attention," wrote one of his former Manchester students. "Benito varies his teaching methods enough to keep everyone interested."

Originally from Orlando, Florida, Benito is a graduate of Duke University (bachelor of arts in English) and the University of Georgia (master's degree in education). He has a history of strong performance on standardized tests, receiving scores in the top 1% on the ACT and on the Graduate Record Examination. Benito is a popular ACT instructor with a full teaching schedule, but he tries to make time for his favorite hobbies, which include ice skating, taking his dog to the park, and running.