By Nate Burke The GMAT is an important exam, one that has the potential to make or break your business school applications—and accordingly, your resume, earning potential, and educational opportunities for the next few years. As such, you’ve prepared diligently for months, perhaps even years, for...

Check out these two extremely challenging GMAT questions — one math, one verbal. Answers will be discussed by our expert team of teachers in our interactive classroom live on Monday night at 9pm EDT. One lucky student will receive the Knewton GMAT course free during...

David Yourdon is a Content Developer at Knewton. He specializes in finding the underlying structure of GMAT math problems. A few weeks back, I wrote a post that discussed Dan Meyer’s visionary talk about the future of math education. Halfway through the talk, Meyer mentions a...

If you’re thigh-deep in your GMAT prep (or still remember some of your math from high school), chances are you’re already familiar with the “factor rainbow” method of listing any number’s given factors. For example, if we were to list all the factors of 60, we...

You can take the GMAT a nearly limitless amount of times (up to 5 times in any 12 month period, as long as each take is at least 31 days apart). That said, you really shouldn’t have to take the test more than two or...

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Alex Sarlin is the Lead Verbal Developer for the Knewton GMAT course. Making the choice to defer your business school admission can be extremely difficult, and rough economic times add several complicating factors to the mix. It’s not easy to leave a paying job in a...

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Josh Anish is the Senior Editor at Knewton, where he helps students with their GMAT prep. It’s really odd taking a test on a computer. Processing the ones and zeros on the screen requires extra mental effort on your part. Many people now taking the GMAT...

Alex Sarlin is the lead Verbal Developer at Knewton, helping students with their GMAT prep. Our students often ask about reading materials that help prepare them for the Reading Comp section of the test. While we always remind them that the reading comprehension section is, at...