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    Veritas Prep - A student in a recent Veritas Prep GMAT course

    Veritas Prep

    5.0(1 review)
    4.0 miUpper Greenville

    The Veritas Prep On-Demand course was an indispensable resource for my GMAT preparation. My…read morebaseline score was a 650, with a breakdown around Q42 V37. I then set my goal inside of the course at 720, as that is around the score average for the programs I am trying to get in to. Low and behold, my official GMAT score was a 720, with a breakdown of Q48, V41, AWA 6.0, IR 6! Admittedly, I did not do the IR lesson, otherwise I probably would have scored higher on that section.  What I really appreciated about the On-Demand Course was that it taught all of the basics, which are covered in the Skillbuilder sections, then built strategy on top of those skills. I didn't have to worry if there was some skill that I was missing because all of the skills that are needed to do well on the test are covered.  The Lesson sections provide a strategy for each problem type and also detail the ways that the test makers try to "trick" you (the test makers more try to misdirect you). These aspects are crucial to understand in order to maximize your chances at achieving a top score.  Another aspect about the course that I enjoyed are the instructors. Lissette and Brian are fantastic instructors and they make the lessons enjoyable. Brian's stand-up comedy background is definitely noticeable, as he is hilarious.  I am more than happy with my purchase. If I had to do it all over again, I would get the On-Demand course without hesitation.  Thanks, Veritas Prep!

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    Students from a recent GMAT prep class in Dallas

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    GMAT Instructor - Bob Chaparala

    GMAT Instructor - Bob Chaparala

    4.8(11 reviews)
    3.6 miNorth Dallas

    I give Bob my highest recommendation for anyone dedicated to reaching his/her highest possible…read morescore on the GMAT. He is competent, patient, and teaches everything needed to excel in the quantitative section in a methodical manner. My GMAT score is a testament to Bob's instruction. I began the process of studying in Feb 2017 and scored a 480 on my first practice test after being out of college for 6 years. I wasted my money on a Princeton review course and I wasted my time trying to master the tricks and gimmicks in the course. While it's true these methods will help improve one's score, I found that despite my greatest efforts I couldn't crack the 620 mark on any of the practice tests. I started working with Bob in May 2017. I scored a 740 in late Jun 2017 because Bob made me smarter (it's really that simple)- letting go of the Princeton review and working with Bob turned out to be one of the best decisions I made with regards to my future. If you choose to work with Bob, I recommend 2-3 days per week. Be humble and let him teach you everything you need in order to excel in the Quant section. Most importantly, spend time everyday practicing and reviewing the concepts visited in each class. I didn't use him for Verbal, but I imagine he applies the same structure to his verbal sessions.

    My experience with Bob was less than ideal. Although Bob is very knowledgeable about the GMAT…read moretopics, he failed to understand my individual needs. The private tutoring with Bob was a supplement to my already extensive GMAT practice. I had been studying for a few months prior to my initial meeting with Bob. I came to him with specific problem areas and with only 6 weeks until my exam, asked that we focus our time accordingly. He did not adhere to my request. Additionally, he would say things like "wow I'm surprised you got that one correct" or (4 days before my exam) "you're taking a practice exam on Monday right? Not the real exam. YOU ARE NOT READY." For someone who is hired to be an educator, the aforementioned quotes are obviously off putting. During the time I did spend with Bob, he was constantly answering texts & phone calls. His phone was on ringer and would go off 10-15 times during a 2 hour period. His attention was NOT undivided. Good luck to all those studying. UPDATE 9/16 - Although Bob and I did not align well, he did make amends by offering financial compensation for the time spent, as well as other resources that may be useful to me in my studies.

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    Sylvan Learning of Dallas & Highland Park

    Sylvan Learning of Dallas & Highland Park

    3.5(8 reviews)
    2.8 miNorth Dallas

    I spent $2500 and 2 1/2 months at Sylvan for SAT prep for my HS senior. Score went up 20 points…read more That's like one question, give or take, no 200 point bump like Sylvan indicated. Take that plus the ancient tutors, the missing director, the shady financial practices... Avoid this place. It's a waste of time and money. 0/0 do not recommend.

    I'd highly, highly recommend to stay away from this Sylvan Center, and Sylvan in general. It's…read morebeen the most horrible and unprofessional customer experience I've ever had to deal with. The Director Afrah is childishly unprofessional. I paid $2,700 dollars in April of 2025 for my granddaughter to receive tutoring. In June, my son and daughter had to move out of state and were told by Afrah that we could receive a refund, or possibly have the money transferred to the Sylvan in our new town so we could continue with tutoring. The catch was that we had to wait a month. We did as we were told and called after a month. We spoke with Afrah at one point, and then missed a call from her at another time. When my son-in-law called her back a few days later, she had the audacity to hang up on him three times in a row before he could say a word. There was no argument....nothing. Just hang ups. He called back once more and Afrah (it was definitely her on the line) said he had the wrong number and - when he asked who he'd called - said (with some hesitation) he had called "Bob Moran's Office." Come on! If we weren't able to get a refund that is fine - just tell us that! Don't leave us wondering what in the heck is going on, and insulting our intelligence like she did. To add insult to injury, we have reached out to corporate, but they have never gotten back to us either. The part that makes me feel pretty bad is that I had to tell the woman at the Sylvan here that - although it was no fault of her own - I could never trust a Sylvan again - nor give them my money.....

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