Do you have any interesting hobbies outside of work? What is unique about you that sets you apart from everyone else?

Someone else asked this question recently and one of the MGMAT people responded. Stacey, I think. She said that you can reset the tests and take them as many times as you wish.

I wonder if you could just use your hand as an eraser if you need to, or maybe wear long sleeves that day. A good old spit and a rub...

Or you could just ask the proctor for a new pad, I suppose.

It depends on what the question is asking. Stockmoose's question is asking for the final price of an item and not for the actual percent value, so his answer choices are already in percent form, and he's just plugging in for the numerator, x. So by using this formula for percents: (Final Price) = (P...

I'm actually going over more of the grammar rules right now since I don't always know the technicalities of why I've gotten something right or wrong. Many times I know the right answer because it sounds right and I've seen and heard it used correctly hundreds of times, but I don't always know why, s...

You wouldn't want to plug in 25/100 into the answer equation because the answer equation already accounts for the 1/100 from the algebra derivations, so in this case you would just plug in the 25 for the x: [10000z + 100z(25-y) - 25yz] / 10000 If you were to work backwards in place of x, you would e...

When you see a question that asks, "What is 25% of X?" then you are going to want to either convert to the decimal number or use 25/100 in the equation. Either method would work, and you would decide which to use based on which calculation would be easiest for you for a particular problem....

It sounds like you don't have fundamental issues with math in general, so that's good. Competition math techniques are probably a bit different than GMAT math techniques though, so you're probably right that learning the how of taking the test would be a lot of help. You also shouldn't have the &quo...