One-on-one instruction tailored to meet your needs.
Do you learn best in a one-on-one setting? Our private tutoring offers personalized prep with an experienced GMAT tutor who guides you through a learning plan customized for you. You also get complete access to any Classroom Course absolutely free—no company provides a better value.
Course Structure
GMAT Private Tutoring is available in 15-, 25- and 35-hour packages. Additional hours can also be purchased separately. We'll pair you with an experienced tutor who will guide you through a tailored syllabus for the ultimate in personal attention—and score improvement.
Why take a Kaplan GMAT Private Tutoring option?
- Receive one-on-one instruction from an experienced GMAT tutor at a time and location that works for you.
- Focus on the areas you need most help and guidance on.
- Get feedback and tips on your individual strengths and weaknesses.
- Join any Classroom Course session for FREE for additional in-person instruction and practice.
- Only Kaplan offers the Ultimate Practice Test—a computer-adaptive practice test at an actual GMAT testing facility
- Kaplan's resources and materials are based on decades of research and test expertise. Practice with 9 full-length computer adaptive practice tests, extensive online resources, over 3000 realistic GMAT questions exclusive to Kaplan, and GMAC's Official Guide to GMAT Review, for realistic practice in-class and out.
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- Focus on your areas of greatest opportunity with our exclusive Smart Reports™ online score analysis and personalized recommendation system. Only Kaplan offers adaptive, personalized guidance on what to do next, based on your performance.
- Plus—More people get into business school with a Kaplan GMAT course than with any other major course.† Kaplan has helped thousands of students score higher on the GMAT, and we can help you score higher—guaranteed.
†People refers to business students who participated in the survey and who took the GMAT and a course to prepare for it. Harris Interactive® online study for Kaplan conducted between Dec. 6th and 21st, 2007 among 228 US adults who were current business students or had been business students previously, of whom 181 took the GMAT and a course to prepare for it.
