I have tutored in Veritas GMAT courses and can say that veritas prep elite gmat company is a fraud.
Firstly, it is nearly impossible to find ALL of its tutors on Craig's list and expect them to have scored in the top 1 percentile.
Secondly, when I applied for the ad in Craig's list, it simply asked that I am willing to teach. Experience was not required, and no questions were asked about my GMAT scores. I was, however, told that, if asked, I scored 750 on the test.
Thirdly, I did not receive any training. The company sent me some videos to watch, sent me a FedEx package with books and asked me to show up at an address. If the students asked a question to which I did not have the answer, I was told to say that I will get back to them.
Fourthly, the books we provided to students were all stuff you can buy from other companies. Veritas prep will not disclose this fact on its phony website.
I was paid $20 an hour, and Veritas prep falsely advertises that it pays $100 an hour.
Take it from the tutor of Veritas prep. Do not register with this scam company.