GMAT Survival Guide: Don't Let it Beat You!

Are you still working on your GMAT test score? We feel you. So many great candidates get lost in the wilderness of standardized test scores. Angela Guido is here this week to hack a path for you through the brush so you don't let the GMAT beat you.
SURVIVE the GMAT and keep the faith even when it doesn't go well by understanding how it fits into the broader story of your MBA application. We're covering alternatives to the GMAT, how to get your best score, and how to use your SCORE to achieve your MBA dreams, no matter the results.
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[@gmatknighttutor]

For those new to the GMAT, consider taking an Official Mock (from the MBA website) after getting a bit familiar with the material. Because the GMAT has gone through some significant changes recently you may want to google/read up on the new version. Sentence Correction is no longer included, for example.

[@madimakhi1]

I couldnt agree more with what you said at the end. I got more rejections from my safe schools because I really rushed my applications. I was more careful about my overall narrative of the essays for my competitive business schools and surprisingly got admits from a lot of them. I guess its a game of probability too, so its always a good idea to apply to several schools.

[@jessefranckowiak1774]

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