Posts Tagged ‘GMAT’
GMAT Club Top Stories: Week of September 15
The most active and interesting conversations going on within GMAT Club and in the Forum this past week: GMAT Discussions A Great New Deal from Kaplan Test Prep Buy now and get more for free! If you’re gearing up to study for the GMAT, Kaplan Test Prep has...
GMAT Club Top Stories: Week of September 1
The most active and interesting conversations going on within GMAT Club and in the Forum this past week: GMAT Discussions 12 Must-Have GMAT Study Tools We’ve compared the best GMAT Tools available, and created this list of the ones you shouldn’t go without. From flash cards to iPhone apps,...
GMAT Club Top Stories: Week of August 25
The most active and interesting items going on in GMAT Club and in the Forum this past week.
6 Tips For Studying for the GMAT While Working
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just take a few months off work, find a few cozy coffee shops, and devote yourself wholeheartedly to studying for the GMAT? Unfortunately, sometimes forgoing that paycheck just isn’t an option. If you find yourself trying to balance...
Manhattan GMAT arrives in France, India, China
Long a bastion of high quality GMAT prep in the United States, Manhattan GMAT has begun to expand beyond that country’s borders. With its eight Strategy Guides shipping to all parts of the globe, Manhattan GMAT realized the call for more comprehensive prep worldwide and...
Connect with Accepted.com on LinkedIn
Want to get in touch with us? There’s always the good ol’ telephone and email, but perhaps you prefer other means. Something more Web 2.0. We provide them: Accepted’s Forums, Facebook, Twitter, our blog, and now…drumroll…the Accepted LinkedIn Group. Accepted.com editors and consultants will now answer...
Sentence Correction Tip: When to Listen to Your Ear
Once in a while, the GMAT will hurl a particularly nasty question in your direction, one that seems deliberately designed to make you feel uncertain about all of the answer choices. These sorts of questions will most likely include rare idioms, awkward phrasing, and suspicious...
GMAT Trap Answers: Wordy and Awkward, but Still Correct
Some of our best students have their grammar rules down pat. They can talk for hours about adjective clauses, dangling modifiers, gerunds, and the subjunctive, but they’re so busy checking to make sure that all the sentence parts fit into place that they forget to...
AWA Pacing and Length
While the two essays on the GMAT require you to do completely different things, the approach and foundation of each essay is exactly the same. In this blog article, I want to address two questions my students often ask: “How long should I...
Flipping the Sign to Inequalities
Inequalities on the GMAT should be approached in the same way as regular equations. We can manipulate inequalities the same way that you can manipulate equations. As with equations on the GMAT, you first must simplify the equation in order to answer the...