GMAT Preparation
Considering an MBA? Let us help you get into the program of your choice. The GMAT Focus™ is the preferred exam for many top-ranking full-time and part-time MBA programs. Our professional instructors will help you understand each section of the GMAT, dissect each item type, and develop a comprehensive plan for test day success.
Who Should Take This Course?
The GMAT Prep class is ideal for anyone looking to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or other business-related advanced degree within the next five years. This course is suitable for anyone who has been out of school for a few years and for current undergraduate students looking for assistance with the complex quantitative and verbal skills needed to succeed on the GMAT. In addition to MBA programs, those pursuing master’s and doctoral degrees in business, economics, accounting, or other related fields of study may be required to sit for the GMAT.
What Materials Are Included with This Course?
Live-Online GMAT course registration includes:
GMAT Course Workbook
GMAT Official Guide (published by GMAC)
Access to Online Student Portal
Upcoming GMAT Courses
GMAT Focus 5913
06/05/2024 - 06/26/2024
GMAT Focus 5914
07/11/2024 - 07/30/2024
GMAT Focus 5915
09/18/2024 - 10/07/2024
Upcoming GMAT Workshops
GMAT Strategy Workshop 5935
08/28/2024
What Topics Does This Live-Online GMAT Course Cover?
Quantitative Topics
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Approaches to math questions presented in abstract form
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Tactics for translating difficult real-world word problems into algebraic expressions or equations
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Review of the mathematical concepts tested in each of the GMAT quantitative formats
Verbal Topics
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Understanding the key components of arguments in critical reasoning problems
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Answering reading comprehension questions quickly, without reading the entire passage
Data Insights
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Interpreting data from tables, graphs, text, and other sources
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Dealing with multiple questions about the same data set
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Analyzing data from multiple columns for Two-Part Analysis question
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Strategies for handling quantitative questions in the challenging data sufficiency format