Best ACT Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Cape Town

Manhattan Review is Cape Town's most reliable provider of preparation services for the ACT. Cape Town students can receive their desired ACT scores with our on-site ACT prep courses, group ACT instruction in online interactive format, ACT private tutoring, and ACT practice tests. Manhattan Review has been an industry leader in test prep teaching and learning since we were founded in 1999, and our innovative instructional techniques have been responsible for thousands of successful learning outcomes in Africa, Europe, Asia, and North America. Manhattan Review students learn the most effective strategies for approaching the content of each ACT section, and they also learn how to maximize the results of their out-of-class study time. Manhattan Review's ACT teachers have many years of experience in teaching and in other professions relevant to the ACT, and they are the most dedicated and inspiring ACT educators available in Cape Town. For details on our local ACT prep services, contact Manhattan Review in Cape Town today.

Students taking the ACT should review all available data on test scores at the universities they are considering. This information will help prospective students at these institutions calculate the ACT scores necessary for strong applications. Some universities report average score ranges by ACT section. Successful applicants to the University of Michigan, for example, had the following middle 50% sectional score ranges: 31-35 ACT English, 28-34 ACT math, 28-34 ACT science, and 30-34 ACT reading. Other universities list only composite ACT scores, but these still give students an idea of institutional expectations. At Stanford University, 90% of accepted students who opted for the ACT over the SAT received a composite score of 30 or higher. Stanford applicants can therefore assume that sectional scores of at least 30 are necessary for serious consideration (ACT composite scores are the average of all sectional scores, which are given on the same scale of 1-36). Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses and private tutoring in Cape Town teach our students how to make the most of their efforts and maximize their score potential.

Manhattan Review students have been accepted to the most selective universities in the United States and other countries that accept the ACT. Our former test prep clients have graduated from elite post-secondary institutions such as Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, Yale, CalTech, Dartmouth, Columbia, the University of Chicago, Brown, Cornell, the University of Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins, Carnegie Mellon, the University of Virginia, Georgetown, Duke, and many more. Our former students have been hired by Fortune 500 companies and Cape Town firms, including United Technologies, Energy Transfer Equity, Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, General Dynamics, Knife Capital, Spur Corporation, Thunder City, and Vital Health Foods. Effective ACT prep builds general academic skills that are important to success in higher education. A strong college education usually leads to a prosperous and rewarding career. Invest in Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses or private tutoring in Cape Town, and receive a lifetime of rewards.

Meet a Cape Town ACT Tutor: Sharon B.

Sharon B. is a graduate of the University of Georgia (bachelor's degree in computer science) and Louisiana State University (master's degree in education). She has been teaching ACT prep since 2010, and has been an educator at the secondary level since 2005. Now on the faculty of an international school in Cape Town, she previously taught in a public school district near New Orleans.

Sharon's ACT students have been accepted to selective public and private universities in the United States, including Dartmouth, the University of Chicago, UC Berkeley, and the University of Minnesota. She has lived in Cape Town since 2015, and teaches ACT prep in both on-site and online formats. In her spare time, she volunteers at animal shelters, and her hobbies include golf, cycling, and taking care of her two dogs.