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Introduction	Horacio has been teaching the GMAT since 2001; he has taught the test in five countries (the U.S, Argentina, Brazil, Kuwait, and Uruguay) in three languages: English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese. Took the real GMAT nearly 20 times, literally, and scored several times into the 99th percentile (780 being his highest score). He taught the GMAT at ManhattanGMAT from 2004 to 2012 where he tutored one-on-one over 100 students and made around 10,000 (yes, ten thousand) half-an-hour long office hours calls from mid 2007 to early 2012, getting an average score of “outstanding” from his students in the very demanding ManhattanGMAT scoring system. Horacio holds an MBA in Finance from Tulane University (turned down offers from two top ten schools because Tulane offered a full merit-based international scholarship and was very happy when he realized that Tulane’s business school is an excellent one in spite of its relatively low ranking). He also holds a Tulane MA in Political Science / Latin American Studies, which he took on a full merit-based scholarship as well.

Introduction

Horacio has been teaching the GMAT since 2001; he has taught the test in five countries (the U.S, Argentina, Brazil, Kuwait, and Uruguay) in three languages: English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese. Took the real GMAT nearly 20 times, literally, and scored several times into the 99th percentile (780 being his highest score). He taught the GMAT at ManhattanGMAT from 2004 to 2012 where he tutored one-on-one over 100 students and made around 10,000 (yes, ten thousand) half-an-hour long office hours calls from mid 2007 to early 2012, getting an average score of “outstanding” from his students in the very demanding ManhattanGMAT scoring system. Horacio holds an MBA in Finance from Tulane University (turned down offers from two top ten schools because Tulane offered a full merit-based international scholarship and was very happy when he realized that Tulane’s business school is an excellent one in spite of its relatively low ranking). He also holds a Tulane MA in Political Science / Latin American Studies, which he took on a full merit-based scholarship as well.