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It's been 6+ months since the launch of the Integrated Reasoning section. With scores from 105K+ exams, GMAC has enough data to conduct some preliminary analysis to evaluate the value that the Integrated Reasoning section adds. Read on for some key takeaways from the reports.

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From GMAT Club member Ngould "The MGMAT CR book advises the test taker to "diagram the argument" i.e. take notes on an argument. This seems to me like it could be an inefficient use of time, but maybe I haven't given this technique enough practice. What do you all think?"

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GMAT Club member JohnGalt44 scored a respectable 740 but was a little weak in the Verbal section. Should they retake? See the debrief and join the discussion.

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Best Practice 2 – Communicate "All" Aspects of Meaning of Original Choice. Continuing the e-GMAT "Best Practices for SC" series: A very vital best practice – Always make sure that the correct choice communicates "all" logical information presented by the original choice.

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In a twist to the "Calling all applicants" threads, we are instead listing the B-School forums themselves. If you want the "Calling all applicants" thread, just go to the appropriate B-School forum and you'll find the thread there (along with other interesting school threads).

Today, the very familiar MBA forum has gone through a transformation! This is the most we have ever changed our B-School forum and we hope you like it! No changes to the discussion format - still as good and solid as they were. Click below to see the list of all the cool things we added.

From GMAT Club member Wown: "I am going to apply to MBA next year and I am starting to research the schools I am interested in... What are some research strategies/organizational frameworks you have used to keep track of all the info you gather?

Help GMAT Cub member GrandeDecision make a decision: "I've been admitted to MIT Sloan (no $) and Tuck (with roughly 40% tuition off). I want to do management consulting after my MBA. I think Tuck goes far in terms of personal focus, but MIT is the more competitive school and I think the brand name goes farther. I look forward to your votes, replies and PMs."

From GMAT Club member Ntang: "Is anyone else out there applying to B-schools for the non-profit management or social entrepreneurship programs? I've been soliciting views from current students at a bunch of schools and have gotten mixed reviews about how non-traditional business school types like us are received. Thoughts, anyone?"

GMAT Club member JB88's provides sage wisdom regarding attire: "In an interview (and in life) your attire plays a supporting role. Appropriate attire supports your image as a person who takes the interview process seriously and understands the nature of the industry in which you are trying to become employed."