In every class I teach, the reaction students have when they first encounter a data sufficiency problem is always the same. They are unsure of the correct approach, but feel…
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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…
September 2010 popularity index of Best GMAT Books as determined by GMAT Club members. (We measured how often our members referred to each of the books in their posts from…
As you’re preparing to take the test, you become very familiar with numbers, and I don’t mean just the numbers within the quantitative question. Can you recognize the significance of…
Hi All! As a part of celebrating 1st anniversary of GMAT ToolKit app (iPhone/iPod/iPad) we announce our winners this year: Ashutosh (therockobama) from Kent, OH, US ($200 Amazon gift certificate…
Most Critical Reasoning questions hinge on assumptions. Most of those that do not hinge on assumptions, hinge on an understanding of the logic of the author’s argument. However, one type…
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…
In every GMAT class I teach for Kaplan, I am always asked the same questions on the first day. “How am I supposed to handle data sufficiency questions?” “I have…
UVA Darden announced last week the launch of its new Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) program. The 20-month part-time program is designed for executives who are seeking to sharpen their skills…
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,…