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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,…
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This week's roundup features articles on MBA programs developing across the world, the highest-paid b-school alums, and some tips for your MBA application process. Take a breather from your GMAT…
If you're just starting your GMAT prep (or even if you've been at it for a little while), the Data Sufficiency section can be tricky. After all, who ever heard…
Gearing up for Round 1 admissions? Here's your weekly dose of MBA news to keep up to date with what's going on with aspiring b-school students and people in the…
Christina Yu is a Content Developer at Knewton where she helps students with their GMAT preparation. 1. Suddenly Everything “Counts” Again: Miss the cool random stuff you did in high…
Jonathan Bethune is a Content Developer at Knewton, where his grammar skills and ESL knowledge help students with their GMAT prep. "Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated…
It is true: There is a new section coming to the GMAT. “Integrated Reasoning” is a 30-minute mini-section that will take the place of one of the AWA essays and…
Remember how to find the volume of a cylinder? It's okay most people don't; grade school was a long time ago! Knewton teacher Cole Entress helps you refresh your memory.…
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…
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…