Hi all,

Just posted a new fun blog article on our site, which you might find interesting. Plus it gives 5 tips on what YOU can do to easily to improve your mental game on the GMAT. Here's the first couple of paragraphs...


A recent New York Times article titled "The Hippies Have Won" observed that granola and kombucha - once viewed as countercultural health food - are now mainstream. These aren't the only once-alternative health and wellness products or ideas to be embraced by consumers and culture mavens; today, yoga, meditation and mindfulness are key practices for students preparing for high-stakes tests like the SAT, GMAT, MCAT and LSAT. Right?

Conventional standardized test prep combines specialized content with a hefty dollop of strategy. Companies and tutors who address the mental game don't typically go beyond breathing exercises. When we founded Test Prep NY/Test Prep SF, however, we already knew that the GMAT, GRE and other standardized tests don't just measure knowledge - they also quantify how good students are at taking tests. Therefore, we integrated a more holistic approach that mitigates the psychological impacts of stress and anxiety; New Age modalites are catching up to Main Street, yo!

To read more: https://testprepny.com/2017/04/how-hippi ... t-mcatetc/