5 Tips To Plan For GMAT, GRE, & EA Exams
Continuing our MBA Planning series, this week, Personal MBA Coach discusses standardized tests. Not sure which test is right for you? Watch this quick tips video.
Whichever test you decide to take, the pressure to perform is high and this takes advance planning! Here is the first tip for how you can maximize your score.
1) Start earlier than you think you should!
This may seem obvious, but with scores valid for up to 5 years and the ability to retake the test, there is no reason to wait. In fact, the earlier in your career you take the test, the better.
You have mastered most of the skills tested in the GMAT/GRE in undergrad (if not before). That said, the longer you wait, the less you will remember about reading comprehension and math fundamentals.
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