Best ACT Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Paris

Paris students taking the ACT can achieve their score goals with Manhattan Review's ACT prep services. Our ACT learning options for Paris students include on-site ACT prep courses, ACT group instruction in online interactive format, ACT private tutoring, and ACT practice tests. Manhattan Review has been helping students in Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa succeed on American university admission tests since 1999, and we are credited with thousands of favorable student outcomes. Our clients learn how to master the content of all ACT sections, how to approach the test strategically, and how to make the best use of their study time. Manhattan Review is the test prep industry's most innovative company, and we focus on engaging instructional methodologies that develop higher-order academic ability. Our ACT course materials have been developed by career educators and in consultation with the latest research into ACT teaching and learning. We employ the most qualified ACT tutors and instructors in Paris, who are experienced teachers dedicated to student success. You can find out more about our Paris ACT prep services by giving us a call, sending us an email, or contacting us online today.

With over 1.84 million annual test-takers, the ACT is now chosen by more aspiring college students than the SAT. The overall average composite score on the ACT is about 20, which corresponds to an SAT score of approximately 1450 (out of 2400). Students accepted to the most selective universities generally score at the extreme upper end of the scale. At Princeton University, for example, middle 50% composite ACT scores for first-year students were between 32 and 35 (the 98th and 99th percentiles). Vassar College reports mean ACT scores of 31.5 and a median of 32, with middle 50% scores of 30-33. The most recent entering class of arts and sciences students at Duke University had 25th percentile ACT scores of 31 and 75th percentile ACT scores of 34, and the same range for Duke undergraduate engineering students was 32-35. At Pennsylvania State University, the latest middle-50% ACT score range was 26-30. Meeting the ACT standards of prestigious institutions requires professional instruction and focused student effort, but high scores can be attained by most students.

Manhattan Review's ACT prep courses and private tutoring have helped our students secure acceptance to the best universities in the United States. Our clients have met the admission standards of top schools such as Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Dartmouth, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, CalTech, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Vanderbilt, Georgetown, the University of Virginia, the University of Pennsylvania, Carnegie Mellon, the University of Chicago, and many more. Academic success leads to professional accomplishment, and many of our former clients have built rewarding and lucrative careers at organizations in the private and public sectors. Some have been hired by Fortune 500 companies and Paris businesses, including Dow Chemical, Microsoft, General Motors, Berkshire Hathaway, Orion Group, Eurotunnel, Pierre & Vacances, and Triago. Others have chosen to serve the public, in government, teaching, research, or philanthropy. Whatever you wish to accomplish, it all starts with the best possible university application. Manhattan Review's Paris ACT prep services will help you impress admissions committees and get accepted to the school of your choice.

Meet a Paris ACT Tutor: Karen G.

Karen G. has been an ACT tutor in New York, London, and Paris since 2009. Previously an SAT tutor, she switched over to ACT prep because she enjoys the latter test's greater range of subject matter. Karen is also an experienced secondary educator, and served on the faculty of a public high school outside of New York City for seven years. She is a two-time finalist for her school district's Teacher of the Year award.

Karen was educated at the University of Connecticut, where she completed bachelor's and master's degrees in education. She has lived in Paris since 2016, where she works as an educational consultant when she's not teaching test prep. Her ACT tutoring consistently receives high marks from her students, many of whom have been accepted to universities ranked in the top 50 in the United States.