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Thanks to a recent GMAT question archiving project, I had the opportunity to take a trip down GMAT memory lane. The things I uncovered about older GMAT questions were amusing…
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Welcome to another Knewton MBA News Roundup! (Missed the last one? Check it out here.) If you're gearing up for later-round admissions, here are some articles that could help you…
This week's MBA roundup from Knewton highlights the improved job outlook for b-school grads as well as the growing trend of working for a social cause. Be sure to check…
Here's another post in our Knewton GMAT Case Study series, where we dig into the key concepts behind GMAT practice questions. This week: word problems. After you practice long enough…
Alex Sarlin is the Verbal Lead for Knewton's GMAT prep course. For many test-takers, the Reading Comprehension section is one of the trickiest parts of the GMAT. The passages are long,…
In our GMAT Case Study series, we'll take a close look at the key concepts behind GMAT practice questions. This week: idiom errors. Even the most diligent students occasionally have…
Prepared by the GMAT prep team at Knewton. This week's MBA news roundup starts with a question on every applicant's mind: How much work experience do you need before b-school?…
Written by Kyle Hausman from Knewton GMAT prep. Good managers do more than just dole out assignments; those working under them appreciate seeing their boss from time to time tackling…
Written by Christina Yu from Knewton GMAT prep. No matter how prepared they are, all GMAT students have concerns going into test day. Here are some of the top anxieties…
Not all question types are created equal when it comes to the GMAT verbal section. About half of all Critical Reasoning questions ask you to strengthen or weaken an argument,…