ACT Private Tutoring in St. Gallen (Switzerland)

St. Gallen students can successfully meet all of the challenges of the ACT with Manhattan Review's prep services. We offer ACT group instruction at convenient locations in St. Gallen, online ACT classes delivered via cutting-edge educational technology, private ACT tutoring plans customized to individual student requirements, and ACT practice tests that provide maximum assessment value by precisely imitating the actual exam. Founded in New York City in 1999, Manhattan Review has grown from its humble origins into the world's leading test prep company for international applicants to universities in English-speaking countries. We've taught standardized test prep to students in Europe, Asia, North America, Africa, and Latin America, and we have helped thousands of clients live their dreams of attending an elite university. Manhattan Review's ACT learning plans in St. Gallen are designed to suit the educational needs of diverse learners, and any type of student can find an ACT course offering that suits his or her specific requirements. Find out more about our ACT services in St. Gallen by contacting our local office today.

Manhattan Review students have been accepted to an impressive list of elite postsecondary institutions. Our clients have gained admission to the most selective universities in the United States, including Harvard, Yale, MIT, the University of Chicago, Caltech, Carnegie Mellon, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, the University of Virginia, Cornell, Brown, Georgetown, Columbia, UC Berkeley, the University of Pennsylvania, and Georgia Tech. Many of our past students are now graduates of these great schools, with successful careers at prominent organizations around the world. Some have opted for private-sector employment and are now working for Fortune 500 companies and firms in St. Gallen, including Lockheed Martin, Valero Energy, CVS Health, State Farm Insurance, Enterprise Products Partners, Alpha Holdings, FISBA, and Helvetia Insurance. Others have decided to work for the public, at government agencies, educational and research institutions, or public interest organizations. Become a Manhattan Review student today, and start writing your own story of success.

St. Gallen students taking the ACT must research the ACT score requirements and averages associated with each undergraduate program they are considering. At the University of Illinois, for example, the average composite ACT score is about 30, but some departments have higher or lower mean scores. The most recent incoming class in the Department of Computer Science achieved average ACT scores of 33.5 (total) and 33.8 (ACT math). The School of Molecular and Cellular Biology reports a mean composite ACT score of 27.2 for biology majors and 28.9 for biochemistry majors. ACT scores can also serve as one of the qualifying criteria for merit scholarships. At Louisiana State University, applicants with composite ACT scores of 33 or higher and GPAs of at least 3.5 are eligible for the Stamps Scholarship, which covers the full cost of attendance for eight semesters (currently valued at $32,000 and $49,000 per year for Louisiana residents and non-residents respectively). High ACT scores can improve admission prospects and help secure funding for undergraduate education.

Meet a St. Gallen SAT Tutor: Marisol H.

Numerous students have raved about the ACT tutoring of Marisol H., who has been teaching for Manhattan Review since 2010. "I had a really hard time with ACT science, but thanks to Marisol, I became a high scorer," said one student. "Since I was never good at math, I was worried about that section of the ACT, but Marisol showed me how to raise my scores by concentrating only on the most important math skills," said another ACT client.

Originally from Los Angeles, California, Marisol is a graduate of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas (bachelor of arts in criminal justice) and the University of Oregon (master of education). In addition to her duties as a prep tutor, she is also a faculty member at an international secondary school in the canton of St. Gallen, where she has lived since 2015. In her spare time, Marisol enjoys following national and international politics.