A few things set Manhattan Review’s books apart from Kaplan’s and Princeton Review’s books.
First, Manhattan Review incorporates extensive GMAT vocabulary lists into its verbal books and
a complete list of GMAT Quantitative Glossary into its math books. These lists serve as the
initial springboards before you delve into the heart of preparation. Second, Manhattan Review’s
books are very well organized. Its Table of Contents lays out all the top-level topics and
sub topics for students’ easy reference. Third, its instruction content and exercises are
very useful. They not only focus on techniques, but also provide a very lucid way to explain
all the concepts and problem types in each test area. Solutions are very detailed and easy
to understand. Questions are also arranged in order by type and difficulty level.
Definitely worth checking out the series!
You are also entitled to two free full-length online CAT tests along with the purchase of the
books. So take advantage of them. More information including a full Table of Contents can be
located at Manhattan Review’s
Bookstore.
