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30 May 2010, 16:19
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Hi all,
I'm preparing for the GMAT and am looking for sincere advice on the best preps on the market. The parent company of MLIC ETS called Maple Leaf International Consulting Inc. has been touting itself as THE BEST GMAT (among other professional test preps) training outfit in the business.
What are your opinions and experiences?
Personally, I find it totally baffling that an organization that claims to be better than Kaplan, Princeton Review, Veritas, Manhattan, etc presents such a cluttered, shabby and unprofessional website.
Anyone actually buy into this hype first hand? Please someone tell me I’m wrong, and this MLIC GMAT prep is really the best thing that ever happened since sliced bread!
I would love to hear what you have to say.
Thanks much.
I'm preparing for the GMAT and am looking for sincere advice on the best preps on the market. The parent company of MLIC ETS called Maple Leaf International Consulting Inc. has been touting itself as THE BEST GMAT (among other professional test preps) training outfit in the business.
What are your opinions and experiences?
Personally, I find it totally baffling that an organization that claims to be better than Kaplan, Princeton Review, Veritas, Manhattan, etc presents such a cluttered, shabby and unprofessional website.
Anyone actually buy into this hype first hand? Please someone tell me I’m wrong, and this MLIC GMAT prep is really the best thing that ever happened since sliced bread!
I would love to hear what you have to say.
Thanks much.
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30 May 2010, 18:30
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Please try searching and review our GMAT prep company review thread:
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07 Oct 2010, 04:06
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I am writing this as a warning to people searching for test prep materials. My experience with MLIC Turboprep is one that should not be repeated.
After paying $1400 and receiving confirmation that I had a place in the upcoming weekend class, I received a series of unorganized and incomprehensible pdf files with impertinent information and exercises. Then, I received an e-mail saying that I was going to be moved out of the class I signed up for and placed into another one. After explaining to them that this was not possible (I was going to be out of town), they said it was out of their hands and there was nothing they or I could do.
Reasonably, I was not happy. They said they would not offer a refund, and therefore I went to my credit card company to appeal the charges. After a long back-and-forth, I did not receive the services promised and was forced to pay for them anyway. As a customer, I have never been treated so disrespectfully, and I got the impression that it was not the first time MLIC has dealt with unhappy customers and disputed charges.
I warn you not to partake in this scam. I used other materials to prepare for the GRE, including Kaplan and PowerScore (which I was very pleased with) and I scored a 1450. Kaplan is challenging and good for those who plan on getting a high score, and PowerScore offers a great and affordable weekend course along with some good test strategies.
After paying $1400 and receiving confirmation that I had a place in the upcoming weekend class, I received a series of unorganized and incomprehensible pdf files with impertinent information and exercises. Then, I received an e-mail saying that I was going to be moved out of the class I signed up for and placed into another one. After explaining to them that this was not possible (I was going to be out of town), they said it was out of their hands and there was nothing they or I could do.
Reasonably, I was not happy. They said they would not offer a refund, and therefore I went to my credit card company to appeal the charges. After a long back-and-forth, I did not receive the services promised and was forced to pay for them anyway. As a customer, I have never been treated so disrespectfully, and I got the impression that it was not the first time MLIC has dealt with unhappy customers and disputed charges.
I warn you not to partake in this scam. I used other materials to prepare for the GRE, including Kaplan and PowerScore (which I was very pleased with) and I scored a 1450. Kaplan is challenging and good for those who plan on getting a high score, and PowerScore offers a great and affordable weekend course along with some good test strategies.
