Are you actually ready for an Official GMAT? GMAT attempts are limited, 5 per year, and not inexpensive, $275 per attempt (depending on where you live), but there may be a time to take an official exam even if you are scoring below your goal. Maybe you hit the jackpot and then you are off […]
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How to stop waffling on tough Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension questions You’ve read the CR argument and it seems reasonable. You’ve got a grip on it, somewhat. Maybe there were a few murky moments but you’ve read it and now are ready to get cracking rooting out the correct answer. And things are going
Indecisive on Critical Reasoning (or RC)? Read the Full Article »
Most people coming in the door at Atlantic looking for a GMAT tutor are working full time but we do have a contingent that is still doing undergrad or is in between jobs and has more time to study. Today we’re going to have a quick debrief discussing at what point there is too much
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RC numbers are pretty good, especially on the easy to medium passages, but, man, they are taking way too long. The reading. The questions themselves. This will never work within the time constraints of the test. So what can you do in order to speed up RC so that you have chance of getting through
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How many hours should you devote to GMAT studying and what is the max and min you can do while still being productive? There’s a super common curve to GMAT studying. Incredible excitement, dedication, and energy near the start. Ready to make a change. Ready to have an awesome GMAT score for your HBS app.
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