The GMAT Club tests are very helpful to gauge were one stands in terms of the Q and V capabilities. Especially the Quant questions are very challenging and the explanation helps a lot when it comes to getting an understanding of the respective topics.

Furthermore, I think the GMAT Club tests offer the best "bang for the buck" in terms of sheer volume of CATs. I am not aware that any other company comes close to offering such a number of tests in a similar price range.

Therefore, I would recommend the tests to anyone but especially to those of you who might be on the lookout for a helpful tool which comes at a bargain!

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ApplicantLab is an amazing tool to make sure you tick all the boxes of your application.
The amount of material and guidance is pretty breathtaking considering the reasonable price tag.

The tips offered for a large range of b-school are very specific, recent and most importantly unique. (e.g. very different guidance for Columbia as opposed to Tuck).

As a note of caution;

ApplicantLab does not do the work for you. To fully utilize the potential AL offers, you do have to put in quite some time, however, the investment will certainly be worth it.

I used the tool to apply to both Cambridge Judge and MIT Sloan and got into both schools.

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People in the test centre were super friendly and certainly deserved a 5 star rating.

However, the test center is located next to a large construction site and even though you get earplugs you still hear some of the work going on.

I hope this helps some of you, and I might update the review once I see that the cranes are gone.
The facility itself is decent, screens are readable and there are plenty of pens in case yours run dry.

So basically everything warrants a five stars rating, but as long as the construction noise distracts people I have to keep this one capped at 4.

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I was having a hard time to improve my quant skills throughout my prep. Before finding TTP, I had tried basically everything from other prep courses to Khan Academy to half the threads on this forum.
However, I had significant problems to score above 40 points consistently.
I reached out to Scott from TTP on this forum and we setup a call, he was very honest and told me that it would be hard work but that my goal of a Q47+ would be possible.

TTP has a great interface with very helpful analytics to back up your learning. I have to warn all those who think this is a quick fix however. The program is quite lengthy and exhaustive as it covers all necessary topics, but that also means it is not something that one can finish in 4-6 weeks.

All in all I was very happy with TTP and I managed to improve my quant score from high 30´s to a Q47 on test day.
I can fully recommend this course to everyone who struggles in Quant.

Cheers,
Chris

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I received a 4 hour scholarship as a GmatClub school moderator.

To kick off I had a half hour call with Greg, which he offered free of charge. Talking to him, you immediately notice that he is super knowledgeable and he had some great pointers.

Despite the fact that I though I had already put a lot of time into school research, he was able to bring a couple additional schools on my radar. In addition, we were able to work out the school that would offered the best template for pieces of the advice to carry over to other applications.

After developing our method of attack I send Greg a couple of essays for one of the B-Schools I was targeting.
He came back really fast with very thorough reviews that pointed out the various parts of my essays that needed work.

Due to a very turbulent period in my work/private life I was not able to make full use of the scholarship.
However, if you are looking for an expert who can offer you great insight and guidance into the process of Bschool applications I can highly recommend Greg.

His essay reviews do not sugarcoat but offer great pointers on what to improve!

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