GMAT Strategy

Hi all - I took the GMAT 6 years ago and it recently expired so I have to take it again before applying to b-school

It looks like the prep material has changed in all those years. In the past I used Kaplan and Manhattan GMAT prep books. I've also noticed a number of mobile apps like Prep 4 GMAt but don't know how good the content is.

What do you all generally recommend we use now?

I thought I would stay at my finance job but want to change things up. I'm 31 now and want to apply this year.

Regarding the earlier question though, I have downloaded about 10 GMAT apps from various startup companies. I'm not sure how reputable they are but before I dig in was wondering if you or the forum had any suggestions. Do they have professionals on staff creating the questions or is it a bunch of college kids pulling questions together around the web? I want to get a sense of whether I can trust some of the non-brand-name apps in the app store.

What is the forum's general sentiment around these?

Thanks!

Hi tittiot,

As part of a GMAT Tutor subscription, you have full access to the Economist's GMAT Tutor app, allowing you to take your prep with you. Here's a link to try it free for 7 days (which you'll also find with a number of online resources, so take advantage and see what works for you before making the investment): https://bit.ly/1bPAHuW

Best,
Rich

My program is also mobile friendly. Modern web design is great!

As far as content, find out who wrote it. I trust that the experts on this forum all have great content - I'd be wary of content that was not produced by someone who has taught a LARGE number of people.