Kaplan Interational

I lived in family that kicked me in 2 days and the school doest not want to return my money! If u are late to class even for a valid reason just for 10 min u ll be not missed ! If u want to change the level u have to spend 2 weeks! Or 6 ! If u r sick u should go to school or lose money. Some classes at school not really comfortable, without a table. Chairs are located near the window and u have to sit in the classroom freezing ur back. Staff dont care about ur problems, u have to pay the money and go to school. The same gammar is repeated at each level. Dont waste ur money u can get a tutor and it ll be CHEAPER and more effective and more convenient. I didn’t understand task very often and i didnt have enough time to assimilate the material. But i am really shocked why the school doesn’t want to give me my money back for homestay from which i was kicked out as soon as I moved in ?! School doesn’t give u any guarantees that u ll be not kicked out and they ll not give u back ur money. I lost money and nervous

I used a classroom course at Kaplan London to help prepare for my GMAT exams. Before starting the course, I’d done some basic preparation using a study guide from Amazon, spending about 20 – 30 hours, including time to brush up on my GCSE maths. This proved to be a huge help, as it meant that I could focus on the harder content during the course itself.
The course content was fantastic, as was our tutor, Sheela. Having been out of the education ‘loop’ for a few years, I really benefited from the structure given to my learning, and our tutor was always available after classes, or by email, to help us out with any areas that were stumping us.
The course was structured with a series of exercises and problem sets to work through every week (approx 10 – 14 hours of content, weekly). You also had access to a study lab in the Kaplan centre, if you want somewhere peaceful in which to study, and you can attend free evening top-​up classes if you are struggling with particular topics.
In addition, as part of the test fee, you can do a ‘mock’ exam in the same testing centre where the real GMAT is taken — this was a really useful benefit, helping to ensure that on test day itself, you are familiar with the environment, making you more relaxed.
At the start of the course, Kaplan make you sit a ‘diagnostic’ test, against which you can benchmark your progress. Over the period of the course, I boosted my score from 640 to 760 — a boost that will set me in good stead for my MBA applications, and a boost that I attribute to my Kaplan course.