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INFOGRAPHIC: The ABC’s to the SAT

August 17th, 2010 | Featured Posts, SAT Courses, Tips, image | Read More

Battle guide to GRE Antonyms

Vocabulary. Noun. The bane of a student’s existence when it comes to standardized testing. While one would think that learning the definition of a word is enough, the antonym section of the GRE makes sure that a student can accurately define what a word means and also what a word doesn’t...

April 27th, 2010 | GRE Courses | Read More

10 Tips to GRE Sentence Completion

The GRE sentence completion tests your ability to recognize logical consistency and grammatical correctness. Here are ten tips to handle these types of questions. The sentences may come from any field of study like history, art, science, humanities and literature. No need to get anxious if the sentence...

April 14th, 2010 | Tips | Read More

Become a GRE Discrete Quantitative Comparison Ninja

In 2009, the pirates vs. ninjas debate became a sensation. With ninjas in the lead, who wouldn’t want to be one? How can you become a ninja without all the martial arts training? How about being a GRE Discrete Quantitative Comparison Ninja? Studying for the GRE is a daunting task, but why not...

April 8th, 2010 | GRE Courses | Read More

I got a low GMAT/GRE score now what?

There are many MBA/MS applicants who are unhappy with their GMAT/GRE scores, so you are not alone! The GMAT/GRE are tough and competitive exams, and thousands of applicants are aiming for the top percentile. However, a low GMAT/GRE score is not necessarily the end of the world. In fact, it is very likely...

April 5th, 2010 | Admissions | Read More

Are You a Grad Prep Classroom Junkie or a Lone Wolf Studier?

Are you looking to be accepted into graduate school? If so, most graduate schools require that you take a standardized test like the dreaded SAT you sat through during high school. The GMAT and GRE are the two qualifying exams for graduate school admission. You may be thinking that it has been a long...

March 31st, 2010 | Practice Tests | Read More

Study Guide for Your iPhone

You’ve decided to go back to school and have registered for the GRE or the GMAT. Then you discovered an awesome website that offers free, customizable 1 month and 3 month study guides, which you quickly signed up for. Now that you’re getting weekly emails that contain a set of weekly tasks,...

March 19th, 2010 | Strategy, Tips | Read More

Guest Blog – GMAT Prep – What’s Your Game Plan?

For all those just starting your journey to B-School this guest blog post from Vanessa the GMAT Doctor provides an instructive look at creating a coherent strategy for tackling the GMAT exam. So, What’s Your Game Plan? A game plan is essential when you begin any project whether it’s a...

March 3rd, 2010 | GMAT Courses, Strategy | Read More

Test Prep Finder is giving away an online GRE or GMAT Kaplan Study Course

Thinking about going back to school? Ready to start the next step in your journey to a graduate degree? We’re here to help! In celebration of Teachstreet’s new websites, geared specifically at students preparing for two of of the most popular graduate school admissions examinations, the...

February 23rd, 2010 | Featured Posts | Read More

GMAT Prep – Reading Comprehension

Generally there will be two to four unique reading passages on the GMAT. There will be four questions about each passage. These questions usually show up a bit later into the exam and rarely appear before question eight. Reading comprehension problems will be displayed so that you can view the passage...

February 23rd, 2010 | Tips, Verbal | Read More