Letting Yourself Learn Something New A student of mine said something recently that resonated with me: “I’m not letting myself see the right answer”. The honesty of this statement really struck me. It was true. He was trying to hold onto the faulty logic of his wrong answer. The first step towards improving something is […]
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You are smart, dedicated, and ready to start on your road to GMAT glory but like many other GMAT test takers have been out of school for some time and have lost a pretty basic skill: How to study. Here are a few practical tips to help you get the most out of your GMAT
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GMAT Lucky Guesses = No GMAT Learning Are GMAT error logs the bain of your existence? I get it. They are confusing and can be overwhelming. I have a lot to say about GMAT error logs but here we are going to focus on just one thing: correct answers. Whoa????? Yep – that’s right. “But
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GMAT Confidence The feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something. That’s the definition of confidence. Sounds pretty good right? That’s how you want to feel about your GMAT skills before you take your test right? Yep. I know. It’s difficult to feel that way though. The GMAT is a challenging test
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Oh airline industry. How nobody understands your woes… This week’s Economist Reading Comprehension article will (hopefully) resolve that. New to this game? You may want to check out the post on using the economist to improve GMAT Reading Comprehension. The Economist: Why airlines make such meager profits The Article: http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2014/02/economist-explains-5 1. According to the
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