Open Access to Tests Schedule

We try to honor all of the major US holidays, so it will be the following for 2020:

• New Year's day 1/1/2020

• Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday 1/20

• President's Day 2/17

• St. Patricks Day 3/17

• Memorial Day 5/25

• Independence Day 7/4

• India's Independence Day 8/15

• Labor Day 9/7

• Halloween 10/31

• Thanksgiving 11/26

• GMAT Club Birthday 12/10

• Christmas Day 12/25

FAQ and Answers

Q: What specifically do I get access to on the Holiday days?
A: You will get access to all of the paid and free GMAT Club's questions, quizzes, and CATs. You can take as many of each kind as you wish and we will save your history, so you can pick up from where you left off the previous free-access day

Q: Do I have to register somehow to get this offer/deal/access?
A: No, just visit http://gmatclub.com/tests-beta/ and start taking the tests on one of these days listed above

Q: Is there a catch?
A: No catches, well, there is a technical one - once the free access day is over, you will lose access to the questions and explanations. You can still see your stats and performance information and all of that will be saved for at least a year, but you can't access questions without a subscription.

Q: How much do GMAT Club Tests cost?
A: The tests cost $79 for a 3-month subscription or $99 for a 6-month subscription (you can get them at 30% off if you have a Premium MBA Bundle), so you are getting a great deal getting completely unlimited access to the questions on these days.

same problem here. have no access yet. please help

Happy Birthday GMAT Club! Thank you bb
GMAT club has been my closest friend and vital tool for my GMAT prep.
Had the opportunity of interacting with some legends as well.

Even after a long day at work, I never fail to check out the QOTDs and the Butler questions!
Happy Birthday again!

Thank you for your kind words! Awesome! I hope you can join us for the 12 Days of Christmas!
https://gmatclub.com/forum/12-days-of-c ... 41807.html

Businessconquerer, you inspired me to google the personality traits of a Sagittarius, and this is the first thing that popped up:

"Sagittarians are optimistic, lovers of freedom, hilarious, fair-minded, honest and intellectual. They are spontaneous and fun, usually with a lot of friends, and are perhaps the best conversationalists in the zodiac..."

Not bad!

Happy GMATCLUB! I love you for many reasons, but mostly, I love you for making GMAT preparation affordable for many out there who can’t or couldn’t afford to put upfront thousands of dollars in tutoring and buying questions.

More power to you! ❤️

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Ha-ha. I have been there and done that. Too poor to even afford an OG.
Good luck with your applications!
P.S. We will have another Free Day on Dec 25th and Jan 1st.
-B

Businessconquerer, you inspired me to google the personality traits of a Sagittarius, and this is the first thing that popped up:

"Sagittarians are optimistic, lovers of freedom, hilarious, fair-minded, honest and intellectual. They are spontaneous and fun, usually with a lot of friends, and are perhaps the best conversationalists in the zodiac..."

Not bad!

It is a decent score since last I heard they ask for a 650 + and you have it so it is good.
I still suggest a retake. Why? You know you can negotiate a higher scholarship upon an admit after producing a higher GMAT, showing a clear increase in merit.
Also, there seems to be room to increase verbal by atleast 3-4 points, so why not take the shot. You only need to produce your highest anyways.

For admissions purposes though, a lot of other variables are essential including but not limited to your Gender, Sexual Preference, Work ex, Age etc.
If you fit the criteria, match your profile with a person at LSE and don't forget to mention that in your application somewhere as it is an sdded benefit to have a carbon copy of your own

Unable to view the complete RC and the corresponding questions in the free Verbal test! Hence unable to make use of the great offer ! kindly help.