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Sentence Correction Tip: When to Listen to Your Ear 1
by Knewton on May 20, 2012
Once in a while, the GMAT will hurl a particularly nasty question in your direction, one that seems deliberately designed to make you feel uncertain about all …
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GMAT Timing – Arithmetic Shortcuts 2
by Eli Meyer on May 19, 2012
Timing on the GMAT quantitative section presents a challenge to a majority of students. Between complex formulas, which can be hard to remember and apply, and …
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Musings On MBA Failophobia 4
by John Byrne on May 18, 2012
You lose sleep over it. You sacrifice a normal social life as you scavenge the net because of it. You also re-read the same article at accepted.com 10 times, …
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No Relatives, No Problems On Sentence Correction 11
by Veritas Prep on May 17, 2012
Today’s article comes courtesy of Veritas Prep GMAT instructor and Beat the GMAT expert, David Newland. We love our relatives… most of the time. What …
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Graduating With An MBA & Lots Of Debt 1
by John Byrne on May 16, 2012
Three years ago, the graduating class at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business left campus with an MBA degree and $66,272 in average debt. …
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Can You Spot the Pattern? 5
by Master GMAT on May 15, 2012
High-school mathematics courses often leave the impression that math involves nothing more than the recall of formulas. Nothing could be farther from the truth …
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The Next-Gen GMAT: Multi-Source Reasoning 0
by Stacey Koprince on May 14, 2012
We haven’t tried one of these yet: multi-source reasoning. These questions will consist of 2 or 3 tabs of information with accompanying questions. MSRs tend …






































