How long has it been since you learned about odd and even numbers? What about the differences between positives and negatives? And when did you learn the definition of an integer or a prime number? Most of us learned all of these things before we were 10 years old. But as you may have noticed, […]
Data Sufficiency (DS) questions are unique to the GMAT. When first encountered they are cumbersome, confusing, and generally frustrating. Admittedly, Data Sufficiency questions often remain cumbersome, confusing, and generally frustrating, but such is the nature of the GMAT. After all, the better you do, the harder the test gets! However, a thorough understanding of the […]
Take a 15-Minute, 10-Question GMAT Practice Question Quiz and get your predicted score range for your upcoming GMAT. In just a few minutes, you can gauge where you stand and where you need to go between now and test day. After you have a better sense of your strengths and weaknesses, you can map out […]
You’ll likely see several questions relating to fractions and percents in the Problem Solving portion of the GMAT Quantitative section. Instead of letting these questions trip you up because of how complicated they look, take a look at the following examples and practice questions to gain confidence on this type of problem. First, understand that dividing […]
Deciding what to do after you finish your undergrad can be stressful. Some people choose to start work full time, some go to graduate school, and some others decide to take a gap year before diving in. Because this is such a big, important decision, consider getting one big obstacle out of the way by taking […]
If attaining your target ACT score is the ultimate, final step of the journey that is taking the ACT, then the first step you will need to take is choosing your test date. While this may seem obvious, it’s an important step to focus on because when it comes to performing well on the ACT, […]
Though the Multistate Bar Exam is, arguably, the more difficult component of most state Bar examinations, most Bar takers are more concerned with the essay portion of the test than anything else. The sheer breadth of material that could potentially be tested in essay form creates more anxiety for Bar takers than any other challenges inherent […]
Studying for and taking the SAT is a huge part of the college application and admissions process, which means it often causes students significant stress. Having a game plan for how you’re going to tackle your SAT prep will help alleviate some of that stress, and get you a better score in the process. There […]
For many of us, by the time USMLE Step 3 rolls around, we are in full-fledged chill out mode. Why? Because life begins after USMLE Step 1, careers begin after Step 2CK, and Step 3 is as perfunctory as having to write thank you cards for someone who gave you socks for the holidays. However, the […]
The USMLE Step 3 is the final exam in the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) sequence and leads to a license to practice medicine without supervision. This two-day computerized exam currently has about 500 multiple-choice questions. The exam also includes computer-based case simulations (CCS). These are digitalized versions of patient encounters that assess your ability to […]