ACT Private Tutoring in Beijing (China)

Manhattan Review's ACT prep services produce high test scores for students in Beijing. Learn how to master ACT content, testing strategies, and study techniques with our on-site ACT prep courses, online ACT classes, or ACT private tutoring, and we also offer ACT practice tests. Manhattan Review has been helping students in Beijing and other cities around the world reach their academic goals since 1999. Thousands of our clients have used their elite test scores to gain admission to their preferred undergraduate programs. As a worldwide test prep company that serves major Asian, European, North American, South American, and African cities, we have more experience teaching international students than any other firm. We employ Beijing's most credentialed and experienced ACT classroom instructors and individual tutors, all of whom are dedicated to student success and accomplishment. For full details on Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses and private tutoring, contact our Beijing office today, either online, by email, or by phone.

High ACT scores increase the odds of acceptance to selective universities, and these institutions produce graduates with strong employment prospects. According to a recent salary study published in the Wall Street Journal, alumni of the most highly ranked universities can make excellent salaries right out of school. The median starting compensation for a graduate of the California Institute of Technology, for example, is $75,500 per year, and new graduates of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology do nearly as well at $72,200 annually. Other schools that produce lucrative mean starting salaries include Princeton ($66,500 per year), Harvard ($63,400), Carnegie Mellon ($61,800), and the University of Pennsylvania ($60,900). Furthermore, these starting wages increase substantially by the middle career years. About 75% of mid-career Princeton and CalTech alumni earn at least $100,000 annually, and the median yearly mid-career salaries for graduates of Dartmouth, Princeton, and Yale are between $126,000 and $134,000. The investment of time and money in high-quality ACT prep is a small price to pay for these future rewards.

Manhattan Review's test prep services have helped a large number of students gain admission to prestigious postsecondary institutions such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Chicago, the University of Virginia, UC Berkeley, Stanford, the California Institute of Technology, Dartmouth, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, Johns Hopkins, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Northwestern, the University of Michigan, the University of California-Los Angeles, the College of William & Mary, Washington University in St. Louis, and many more. Many of our former ACT students are now established professionals at Fortune 500 companies, including United Continental Holdings, Bank of America, Walgreens Boots Alliance, Enterprise Products Partners, and JP Morgan Chase. Some of our past ACT clients have accepted jobs at firms in Beijing, such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, People's Insurance Company of China, UBS Securities, Datang International Power Generation Company, and CITIC Guoan Information Industry. Start laying the foundation for your future success with Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses, ACT private tutoring, and ACT practice tests for university applicants in Beijing.

Meet a Beijing ACT Tutor: Laszlo F.

Laszlo F. has been teaching ACT, SAT, and GRE prep courses for Manhattan Review in the United States and in Beijing since 2008. A high school science teacher with 10 years of experience, he is a graduate of the University of Georgia (bachelor of science in biology) and the University of Florida (master's degree in education). Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, he has been living in Beijing for the past three years.

Laszlo's students have gone on to study a variety of subjects at many of the top universities in the United States, and many of them have successfully qualified for merit-based financial aid. His student evaluations indicate that his teaching is admired for its student-centeredness and its attention to detail. In his spare time, Laszlo enjoys rock climbing, transcendental meditation, and reading modern literature.