Complimentary MBA Admissions & GMAT Training Workshop May 6, 2008

Event: Complimentary MBA Admissions & GMAT Training Workshop

Host: Manhattan Review

When:
May 6, 2008 Tuesday night, 7 PM – 8:30 PM
June 3, 2008 Tuesday night, 7 PM – 8:30 PM

Where: 420 Lexington Ave., Ste. 2310 (Graybar Building in Grand Central @ 44th St.), Midtown

Description: Wonder why others score 700+ on their GMAT? Manhattan Review was founded in 1999 by Dr. Joern Meissner (Ph.D., Columbia Business School). Find out what our students say about us and experience our Exclusive Electronic Whiteboard (best in-class simulation for real GMAT test interface)! Join us for this special free workshop, presented by our lead instructor Mr. John Beer. You will hear a comprehensive MBA Admissions overview and a detailed GMAT section by section introduction, followed by an extensive Q&A session and an illustrative teaching session. Cannot make it? Just call or email us - you are still entitled to a special offer from us!

RSVP: Register here (or call 212.997.1660 directly)
You will get a free valuable package of Manhattan Review's exclusive course materials and reports:
- GMAT in a Nutshell (20 pages)
- MBA Admissions in a Nutshell (30 pages)

US$200 Friends Referral Shared Rewards (http://www.manhattanreview.com/students/referral/)
We would like to share with you an exciting new student referral discount offer – US$200 Shared Rewards!
Each student who refers a new student to us will receive US$100 off his/her own course fees or via a gift certificate.
The referred student will also be eligible for US$100 off.
The US$100 reward is cumulative and there is no upward limit! That means, if you refer a few friends of yours, you may get enough rewards to have all of your own tuition reimbursed!
In order for you and your friend to be eligible for the discount, the referred student must register for a full course (16 hours or more) – they cannot take half of a course although the reward is applicable to all types of courses we offer

Official Website: http://www.manhattanreview.com