Can you succeed using an older version of the GMAT Official Guide? Yes. 100%. At some point (a long time ago…) I was doing most of my GMAT tutoring sessions at the New York public library using a five year old copy of the OG. GMAT content has remained remarkably stable over the past couple […]
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Can a GMAT tutor help push you from a verbal 41 to 45+? Yes. We love perfecting verbal scores and have the firepower to do it. But… A 41 is already a great score and a 45 is a near perfect score, already in the 99th%. So there isn’t much wiggle room there. You are
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Economist GMAT Reading Comprehension Challenge #37 Read Economist articles to improve your GMAT Reading Comprehension! Need some help using these? Here are tips for reading the Economist articles. Economist Article Economist Article: One way to make Europe more like Silicon Valley Link: https://www.economist.com/business/2021/08/14/one-way-to-make-europe-more-like-silicon-valley Paragraph Summaries In Silicon Valley… European entrepreneurs face much more pressure to
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Use Official GMAT for Verbal Practice (it’s got that special flavor you need!) Easier said than done right? You’re probably taking a GMAT class that relies on third party poopers. That’s somewhat OK if your teacher just uses those in the classroom as examples. But for HW avoid those mutants! Sure, they seem similar to
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Does your Integrated Reasoning Score Matter for MBA Admissions? I had a GMAT tutoring student a few years back who rang in a great GMAT score but landed a one on Integrated Reasoning (IR). He called me that day extremely anxious about getting the lowest possible IR score and what it would mean for admissions.
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