So where to begin. I'll start by saying that my instructor with Veritas Prep, Ken Thapar, was awesome. If you're debating about enrolling in a GMAT prep program you might already know that the subjects covered in the GMAT are far ranging and can seem very complex for the average test taker. Speaking for myself, the math portion, also known as the quantitative portion would be the biggest hurdle, as it had been some time since I had taken any math in a classroom setting. I believe that teaching the math subjects can be very cumbersome for an instructor, as everyone in the class came in with different levels of understanding. That being said, Ken recognized that and took his time to start with the fundamentals and build up from there. He truly has the heart of a teacher.

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I attended the in-person course, instructed by Ken T. from Irvine. It was a thorough course and Ken was an incredibly helpful instructor. He doesn't just go through the lessons in the books, he also adds in content full of other handy tricks and strategies. Also, he provides advice based on his experience with the GMAT. More importantly, he spends extra time and energy to ensure that all of his students understand the concepts, instead of rushing through all the material. In addition, he willingly stays after class and answers extra questions. Ken made sure that the money I spent on the course was well worth it.

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