We hope everyone had a very happy New Year! Over at Veritas Prep, we're getting ready for our next wave of worldwide GMAT classes to start next week. If you’re planning on preparing for and taking the GMAT in 2011, here are two ways you can start your preparation at no cost:
Take a GMAT Practice Test
Our free GMAT practice test allows you to practice for the exam under realistic conditions. It is a computer-adaptive test (CAT), just like the real GMAT exam, and delivers questions of varying difficulty based on your performance — as you answer questions correctly, you receive more difficult questions. If you are just starting out, use this practice exam to familiarize yourself with the length, format, and pacing of the real GMAT before you dive into your preparation.
Attend a Free Trial GMAT Class
If you’re wondering whether a GMAT prep class is for you, we’d like to invite you to try them out for yourself. Enroll in a free trial GMAT class and you can sit in on any Veritas Prep class in your city (or live online) at no charge, no strings attached. It’s a great way to meet your instructor and see what the Veritas Prep methodology is all about. These aren’t free seminars or “preview” sessions — you will sit in on a real class meeting of our seven-week Full Course, led by a Veritas Prep GMAT instructor.
Getting ready to take the GMAT soon? Next week we have GMAT prep courses starting in San Francisco and around the world . Also, make sure to subscribe to our blog for up to date GMAT and business school admissions information.
