GMAT Ninja Tutoring

Worried about your upcoming #GMAT? Looking for tips to help you reach your goals? Look no further!! Here are some of our best thoughts on how to tackle this exam:

If you've ever attempted to write a really good essay for an MBA application, you know how hard it is. And guess what? Much of the time, nobody cares. So how can you write an essay that actually gets read? Click the link to find out. bit.ly/43aJsZW

What happens when things start to go wrong in the middle of an exam? Why does that happen? Can you fix the situation?!? Click the link to find out what happened to one of our tutors when things started to go wrong when they took the GMAT. bit.ly/3pte7nq

The Quant section of the new GMAT Focus Edition is 100% Problem Solving questions. Our tips for GMAT Problem Solving will help you thrive on these questions – no matter what the exam throws at you. Click the link in our bio to find out more. bit.ly/44lfuTN

We haven’t shouted about this much, but as well as tutoring, we also do admissions consulting If you want an approach to MBA admissions that’s interesting, energetic, independent, and – most importantly! – honest, then you might want to click the link. bit.ly/46tLPd9

We’ve literally been asked this question hundreds of times: “How can I improve on GMAT Reading Comprehension?” We’ve written an honest, long(!), BS-free guide to getting started with GMAT Reading Comprehension. Click the link to read more. bit.ly/3PzrhcZ

If you’re studying for the GRE and you haven’t already seen our quant videos, where have you been?? Click the link to see the videos we’ve published so far, and tune in every Friday at 12pm ET / 9am PT to see the final few videos go live! bit.ly/3Ny4Wdc

We hear a lot of unnecessary panic in GMAT students’ voices this time of year. Call us heretics if you want, but we’re convinced that the vaunted "first-round advantage” is mostly a myth. Click the link to find out why. bit.ly/3piNOjL

Sometimes we forget that the GMAT and EA aren’t content-based tests; they’re mostly tests of reading and reasoning. Click the link in our bio for an explanation of why you should practice as if your MBA or EMBA life hangs in the balance. bit.ly/441Smdm

Before we say anything unpleasant: there are incredible MBA admissions consultants out there. However, we still hear of admissions consultants who promise miracles, even for weak candidates Click the link to learn what a trustworthy consultant says: bit.ly/3rb6xOv

Click the link to take our Test Anxiety & Performance Quiz to find out what really holds you back on test day. This assessment can help you understand the “non-academic” factors that stand between you and your optimal score on test day. bit.ly/3Sw0aOp

If you’ve watched our other GMAT verbal videos, you’ll know that we recommend using some sort of process of elimination on every type of verbal question. In this video, Dana will explain how POE helps you be as accurate as possible in a verbal question.

When I was a teenager, I worked in a crappy chain diner in the Midwest, where I received my first introduction to the "30-second rule." What does this have to do with MBA admissions? Click the link to find out. bit.ly/3PxPqk8

In March 2023, GMAC announced an overhaul of the GMAT exam, known as the new GMAT Focus Edition. There’s no reason to overreact to the changes but click the link for a full FAQ that’ll tell you everything we know about the new version of the exam. bit.ly/3NPIQnP

You got a bad GMAT score. So what should you do now? It would be nice to think that there’s a standard, predictable plan you can follow... Sadly, life doesn’t always work like that. Click the link to find out what else you can do with a bad GMAT score. bit.ly/41WBRNF

Do you think the GMAT verbal section is arbitrary and subjective? Do you argue with the official answers regularly? There are some great questions here, most of which do not have quick or easy answers. Click the link to see what we think. bit.ly/3WnGXS2

Have you ever thought, "I just need to do a better job of guessing when I’m down to those last two, and then I’ll CRUSH the CR and RC questions on the GMAT”? Sorry: that’s not quite how it works on GMAT verbal questions. Click the link to find out why. bit.ly/3MKUlvl

If you spend time on any of the GMAT forums, you’ll see tons of posts that share a similar trait: a huge discrepancy between test-takers’ practice test scores and their actual scores. Click the link to find out why this happens and how to prevent it. bit.ly/42VVMxP

If an MBA admissions consultant tells you that you’re a shoo-in for admission to HBS or Stanford, run in the opposite direction. Click the link to learn how to identify a truly trustworthy MBA admissions consultant. bit.ly/3MN3pRq

GMAT tutors must be machines who can walk into a test center any day of the week and calmly score an 800, right? If only that were true… 😬 Click the link in our bio to read Dave’s story about his test-day experiences bit.ly/3zza0Ys

There’s a very persistent myth that full-time MBA programs “don’t like” older applicants, especially the over-30 types. Actually… nope, that’s not quite how things work. Click the link to find out more about why. bit.ly/3MepuIM