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| All Reviews > itsaizy's Reviews |
January 27, 2018
Experience during the program
Diversity of students in ESADE is unbeatable, You get to work with peers from diverse backgrounds and nationalities.
ESADE provides Opportunities to explore multiple career paths, It's a very hands on program which you curate to your own needs. The flexibility of the program is one of the USP's of ESADE>
Emphasis on Innovation, Entrepreneurship is pretty evident thru out the program. Students are encouraged to pursue their passion of starting their own business.
The location of the school is also something that can not be compared to other European cities. Barcelona with its warm and sunny weather thru out the year helps in many ways. It's easy to travel around to different places for career and also leisure activities.
Overall BSchool experience (5.0)
Schools contribution (4.0)
Classmates rating (5.0)
Strengths of the program:
Student body, diversity
Alumni Network
Location
Culture & Student Support
Specialization in a particular area (e.g. Finance, Consulting, Healthcare, etc)
Best fit at this program:
Marketing
Tech
Entrepreneurship
Management
Can be improved:
Career opportunities provided by school
Facilities
January 27, 2018
Improvement 70 Points
Course Manhattan Prep Manhattan GMAT 9-Session In-Person Prep Course
Location Bangkok, Thailand
In researching GMAT courses to take, I read many reviews and talked to a few people. Most people said Manhattan GMAT was the best, and the reviews were certainly excellent. I signed up, hoping it was worth the price.
It was. MGMAT's 9-week live course isn't cheap, but it is excellent. I highly recommend it if you are serious about getting a top score (I got a 740). The written strategy guides are good, the OG Archer is a must-have resource (the other online resources are pretty good, too), and my instructor was excellent. He was funny, enthusiastic, very smart, and very able to break down complex problems into bite sized chunks.
Ultimately, your score really depends on the work you put into studying for the test. With discipline, focus, and a few months of your life dedicated to studying, you can do very well on the GMAT. But having a top notch instructor and a solid curriculum really help too. If you're serious about getting an excellent score, I highly recommend Manhattan GMAT.