Tag Archives: GMAT Prep

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What MBA Applicants Need To Know But Big Test Prep Firms May Not Reveal

In parallel to her consulting and corporate work, Margo Diewald has tutored a wide range [...]

01
Oct
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Part Two: How Can Attending a Non-US B-school Benefit a US MBA Candidate?

by Talon Rindels, Senior Consultant at The MBA Exchange. An MBA graduate of Northwestern Kellogg, [...]

30
Jul
Beyond Quant: Reading Skills Are Essential for Future MBAs

Guest post by Margo Diewald, Senior Tutor, The MBA Exchange Success in business school – [...]

25
Jul
How to Get the Most from GMAT and GRE Study Sessions

It's a real pleasure to share this valuable info with you written by Margo Diewald, [...]

27
Feb
Test prep or admissions planning — which comes first for MBA applicants?
September 19, 2017

It's a big question!Here's a simple model to help you find answers.

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Part 2: Studying for the GMAT shouldn’t be like “pulling teeth”
April 11, 2017

Welcome back! In Part 1 of this series, the focus was on [...]

Part 1: Studying for the GMAT shouldn’t be like “pulling teeth”
April 4, 2017

In Part 1 of this timely 2-part series, we share valuable insights into how to [...]

Don’t Let a “Low GMAT” Shatter Your MBA Dreams
March 28, 2017

Common perceptions -- and surprising answers -- about what constitutes a low GMATscore, how adcoms [...]

GMAT vs GRE: Which Test is Best for Your MBA Candidacy?
May 16, 2016

Great expert advice on this key decision for business school applicants

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Is ‘Test Anxiety’ Threatening your MBA Candidacy?
October 29, 2015

Feeling nervous before taking the GMATor GREis normal and expected. But if your feelings and [...]