SAT Private Tutoring in Vienna (Austria)

Are you a Vienna-based student seeking to obtain the highest possible score on the SAT? If you are searching for the most effective and comprehensive SAT preparation resources, look no further than the standardized test prep experts at Manhattan Review. When it comes to learning complex academic information, many students do perfectly well in classroom-style group settings, gaining important benefits from interacting with their peers. Other students, however, know that they do not perform at their best in a group setting. They worry about not grasping information as fast as other students and fear holding the group back. Alternatively, these students may feel frustrated when they have mastered a particular concept but cannot move forward until the rest of the group is able to demonstrate similar mastery. If you find trying to learn test-related information in a group more distracting than helpful and know you retain concepts best through one-on-one instruction, consider working with one of the experienced private tutors at Manhattan Review. 

At Manhattan Review, we pair our private tutoring clients with just the right tutor for their particular learning- and test-related needs. Our knowledgeable and respected tutors are located right here in Vienna, and they are eager to help students just like you understand everything you need to obtain an impressive SAT score. When you partner with the test prep experts at Manhattan Review, you receive access to our proprietary study syllabus with a proven track record of success. Our programs remain unparalleled in the test prep industry, and our prep materials are designed using cutting-edge advances in learning theory and cognitive functioning. Invest in yourself and ensure you are thoroughly prepared on the day of your exam. Students should make use of every possible advantage when it comes to preparing for the SAT, as undergraduate programs continue to place a significant amount of weight on standardized test scores. Set yourself up for the collegiate success you deserve and contact Manhattan Review today to learn more about how we can design a personalized private tutoring program just for you.

For those students seeking world-class test prep support, we at Manhattan Review are here to help you understand every aspect of the SAT so that you can apply to even the most selective colleges with confidence. We are proud to see our clients consistently accepted into the most prestigious and competitive colleges and universities in the United States and around the world, including Harvard University, Yale University, Johns Hopkins University, Duke University, Dartmouth College, Princeton University, the University of Oxford, McGill University, the University of Chicago, Northwestern University, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Cambridge, Northeastern University, the University of California at Los Angeles, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Stanford University, the University of Virginia, and elsewhere. We encourage you to contact us today to learn more about how we can support you on your journey to SAT success.

Meet a Vienna SAT Tutor: Alexis Q.

Alexis Q. was born in Mexico City but moved to Miami with her family as a teen. Alexis had always loved art and she dreamed of one day becoming a professional graphic designer. She worked very hard at her competitive high school, developing an impressive art portfolio in addition to running track and serving on the yearbook committee. Her hard work, combined with a very high SAT score, earned Alexis a place at Dartmouth University, where she majored in graphic design. Alexis worked in the college's learning center for four semesters, helping others master subjects that came easily to her, and she was surprised to discover how much she enjoyed helping others learn. 

After graduating from Dartmouth, Alexis returned to Miami, where she taught art classes at a private high school while also working as a freelance artist. Alexis went on to obtain a master's degree in education from the University of Florida, and when her former college roommate accepted a job in Vienna, she invited Alexis to move with her. Alexis was thrilled to take part in a new adventure, and after relocating, she obtained a position teaching art at an international school. She also joined the team at Manhattan Review, and students praise her helpful memorization techniques, as well as her tips for managing time. When she isn't helping the next generation of college students master the SAT, Alexis can be found shopping at her favorite market and singing in her church's choir.