I took a very comprehensive PMP test prep class with Francis (Fran) Mies about a month before I…read moretook the PMP V6 test. Passed first time, no problems. The class was fantastic about prepping you with all the info you need to pass the test and for helping to understand what you need to do to succeed in applying for the test as well. Online content was a great augment to in-person training.

I took the Project Management Academy Boot Camp January 4-7 of this year, and I can't say enough…read moregreat things about this training! The Boot Camp helped me pass my PMP exam (passed on January 10th). Francis Mies is a great instructor who really knows how to break complex subjects down into understandable parts. He got us prepared for the exam by giving us test-taking tips, and focusing on subjects that the PMP asks about. Also, the materials that were given (handouts, study guides, etc.) were CRUCIAL in passing the exam. I want to thank Fran for getting me prepared for the exam. I highly recommend all aspiring PMPs to take this training!

This is a great organization for active adults. It combines interesting courses in science, history…read moreand the arts with social interaction in and outside the classes.

I have been a member of ICL for over 5 years. I thoroughly enjoy learning new things via the wide…read morevariety of classes offered, and no homework! Plus, ICL hosts many social events and outings throughout the year, making it a great place to meet new friends. I love it!

I went here an took the full course it is very good for the price and have multiple classes for…read moredifferent language speakers and I've seen people don't learn anything because it's the basics and fast paced it in the field where the training comes into play

Excellent School definitely teacher to student 101 relationship and spending time and making sure…read morethat the student Has a hand on practical learning process A1 staffing they go beyond and above, and helping and satisfying the curriculum being taught. Maurice Montgomery 2013 graduate

The course was good but the post course work to be done (e.g. - completing a second course survey,…read morelogging into another site for a "key", etc.) was not manageable for me. Asad was a good instructor but he ran through the post course instructions at the end of the last day at which time I was not able to comprehend what he was saying.

I took the PMP Boot Camp with Asad Haque in Milwaukee, WI in October 2019. The class was intense…read moreand very fast paced, but the content and learning about the strategies behind taking the PMP exam were incredibly helpful. It is a big investment, but I ended up passing the PMP a week after taking this boot camp (and studying a lot the week after the camp, leading up to my exam). I would highly recommend anyone who is planning to take the exam to take this boot camp.

George Rumsey is a fantastic teacher of computers techniques and programs. I took his excel class…read morewhich I had taken twice before--as I am dyslexic and have a hard time with sequencing. But the way he teaches this class, I felt like a retained more and felt excited to start projects at home right away. Highly recommend.

Very good instruction in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and more. Everthing is…read moreexplained clearly and understandably and independent tutorials can be arranged.

This is a great tutoring academy for children of all ages as well as adults going back to school…read moreand learning to do well on standardized exams. The owners and the teaching staff are so kind and amazing and super smart. Sarah at the front is friendly and nice. They are so supportive of your knowledge base and ability to score well on exams. The building is comfortable, modern, clean, and there are drinks and snacks. There are also three levels of classrooms. It feels like home and the owners and teachers make it especially nice as they are not only intelligent, but they are also caring and giving as people. There's a big parking area in the back as well as a pick up area in the front for space for many cars.

I really appreciate this place since my son was struggling with 6th grade math I was desperate so I…read morefound relief talking to the owner of the place she guided me and offered me a person to person tutoring my son is very confident in good grades are showing up

I was very lucky to have studied with Keith from Chicago. I initially met Keith through the…read moreManhattan GMAT class pack in which he was the instructor, and later took a few private classes with him to improve my understanding.   Overall, Keith is a very efficient and to-the-point instructor. I was quite confident in math but was making unnecessary mistakes so Keith pinpointed it to exactly where it was and provided CUSTOMIZED study plans for me based on my goal and schedule. As for verbal, he was instrumental in teaching me how to read and answer the question.   My first practice test was in the 600, and with the help of Keith and many hours of hard work, I increased a score of 100+. I would highly recommend Keith to any student who would like to learn and achieve a good score.   Manhattan GMAT also offers one of the best online platforms. It syncs up with the book and the explanations really helped me understand why an answer was right, and better yet, why other answers were wrong. In addition, you can use the report feature to see your overall performance and area of improvement. I would recommend taking a GMAT course with Keith through Manhattan. Thank you Keith!

Quick Summary: Best in-person GMAT prep course in Chicago…read more Dan is awesome. --------- Lots and lots of detail: Teaching: 10/10 Dan. Bartz. I owe a LOT to him. He was a huge part in the 90pt increase from my first attempt to my second attempt.* He scored in the 99th percentile (several times), so yes, he's insanely smart. As a teacher, top notch scores will only get you half way to five stars. Dan's personality gets him the rest of the way and more. During my prep, I asked a lot of basic questions (trust me), but Dan always had a patient and thorough response. In class, he aimed for true comprehension. No matter how complex or simple, if we weren't getting it, he found another way to teach the concept or open up the problem. He was very conscious of varied learning styles and backgrounds in the room and made an effort to find opportunities to tailor a message. In addition to being incredibly approachable, Dan is very engaging. The Manhattan classes have a card system so all students "poll in" an answer to questions (makes sense since you can't skip an answer on test day!). He'd use this and other techniques to get the class involved. This engagement really helped keep my energy up and stay mentally present for three hours after a full day of work. He was available at any point during the course or while studying after the course ended. He wanted to help us succeed and whatever he could do to help, he would. Did I mention he's just a really nice guy? He's just a really nice guy. As we approached the end of the course, everyone had different time lines. Some were ready to face the GMAT monster. I was not. I met with Dan to create a personalized game plan for life-after-Manhattan. He went over my strengths and weaknesses and we created an outline for what turned out to be four more weeks of studying. I was planning on evenly studying Q/V and focusing on my weaknesses within those topics, but Dan suggested that I be more in the 75/25 range. It paid off! After sitting the test a second time, I maintained my Verbal percentage from the first try, but increased my Quant percentage by 37 percentage points. My overall score went up 90 points! Dan's guidance heading into the homestretch was priceless. I honestly don't think I could have cracked 700 without it. *I'm sure someone out there would want me to say that this isn't guaranteed, and no, I don't work for Manhattan GMAT. --------- Materials: 10/10 Studying for the GMAT is intense, but the order and depth of the materials broke down the concepts into digestible segments. You could all but feel the building blocks stacking as you worked through the books. The syllabus was also a godsend. I thrive on structure and deadlines (I realize that makes me sound super awesome); free form studying is not for me. The detailed syllabus kept me on task and progressing logically for nearly over months. The 14 or so books are great. Some thick, some thin. Some you'll use once, others replace your best friend (don't worry, your real best friend will forgive you). Each major concept has its own book, and you work from basic concepts to full-blown convoluted and mean GMAT questions on each topic. The syllabus ties it all together and tells you where to go and when. Then the online resources tell you if you should go back and review anything in particular. --------- Online Resources: 9/10 Manhattan GMAT has all the resources you'd expect (practice questions, CATs, videos, etc.). The OG Archer is a really great tool. Even with Dan's urging in class, I really only started using it after my class but I wish I would have taken advantage of the Archer sooner. The analyses available for both the Archer and practice tests were very insightful and helped me focus my attention on what mattered. I gave the Online Resources a 9/10 since there were a few quirks in the system, specifically in the OG Archer, that I found clunky and a bit annoying. To really work on a specific area (number properties, anyone?), there are some focused sets of questions organized by topic. Once you've started in one of these sets, clicking next will give you the next problem in the OG, not the next question in the focused set. I ended up opening a browser tab with the list of questions in the focused set, and a second tab with the OG up. Also, as you are clicking next or loading a new question, the full page reloads and scrolls you back up to the top so you have to scroll down again. Both are minor annoyances, but when you're trying to make the most out of limited study time, it would be really helpful to move through the Archer smoothly. --------- My brief history with the GMAT (for credibility, I guess): 12/12-4/13: Took an in-person course with a company in Chicago 4/13: Official GMAT (low 600s) 10/13: Demo'ed a class with another company; wasn't feeling it 10/13: Demo'ed a class with Manhattan GMAT; felt it 10/13-1/14: Took an in-person class in Chicago 1/14: Official GMAT (low 700s)

I'm a student at Wright in their Women's leadership program (SOFIA) and I have taken a number of…read moreother courses in their career program, their couples program, and in their social and emotional intelligence training program.  I have found their programs to be both motivating and practical, helping me make solid changes in my life.  For example, I am in commission sales in a male dominated industry.  I have gotten practical advise on how to connect with my boss and male colleagues, earned bigger commissions, and how to negotiate for the initial package.  I got married for the first time in my 50's, and it has been much more challenging than I expected.  The couples program has helped my husband and I actually have productive fights, that come to resolution more quickly, and help us feel closer and more connected.  I have met other professional women who I can lean on when I need support in my couple, with my stepdaughter, and in my daily professional challenges. I have also appreciated how the Wright Foundation has adapted to the pandemic.  I have done several weekend events that have been very impactful, as impactful as events I have done offsite, and I didn't have to leave my own home!  The best of both worlds.

Very cult like. Owners are not good people. They make you feel good and then suck you in to their…read morecourses. Please don't go there