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In part two of Knewton’s Intro to GMAT Quant lesson, Jess and Rich walk you through the fundamentals of Data Sufficiency. Learn the two main types of DS questions you need to recognize on test day, and be sure to … Read More

Today we’re starting another lesson in our Knewton on-demand preview series! Up this week: Intro to GMAT Quant. (If you missed our SC tips, check them out here). In this video Jen and Rich walk through some of the … Read More

Armed with the results of over 1.5 million student responses in the Veritas Prep Question Bank, Veritas Prep’s Curriculum Director Brian Galvin will show you what those data points say about the mistakes that most … Read More

Today Veritas Prep’s Director of Academic Programs, Brian Galvin, will show you how to take a look at the answer choices in Problem Solving questions to figure out how you can use them to your advantage. Watch … Read More

Today, we’ll take a look at strategies that can help you excel on the Integrated Reasoning section of the GMAT. Veritas Prep’s Director of Academic Programs, Brian Galvin, shares two simple strategies that will … Read More

Simultaneous Equations. Substitute via a 4-step process. Do you know the steps? Read More

Forget how to find the volume of a cylinder? Curious how to find the surface area? Like cool Powerpoint art? If yes to any of the above, check out this video. Read More

Get an inside look at the GMAT exam from the makers of the GMAT exam! In part two of this two-part webinar series, Trevor Reaske, Field Marketing Coordinator for GMAC, provides a close look at the AWA & Verbal … Read More

Remember the formula for surface area? Cole Entress–with the help of a few cool images–refreshes your memory. Read More

Today Knewton presenting a short (and very helpful!) video on a tip for the GMAT Sentence Correction Section. Something feel off about that sentence? Check out this video to clarify the error above– and ensure that … Read More

Get an inside look at the GMAT exam from the makers of the GMAT exam! In part one of this two-part webinar series, Trevor Reaske, Field Marketing Coordinator for GMAC, provides a close look at the IR & Quant sections … Read More

If someone says to you out of the blue, “They are very important,” you’re likely to respond with, “What?” Why? Because in the first sentence, “they” has no antecedent—a noun … Read More

Knewton instructor Cole Entress knows a flawed argument when he sees one. Read More

If two or more ideas function in a similar way in a sentence, they should be presented in parallel grammatical form. This grammatical rule is called parallelism, and it’s one of the most common concepts tested on the … Read More