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Information provided by Kaplan Test Prep
10 Things YOU Should Know About the GMAT CAT
1. Some schools take your highest GMAT score;
some average scores. Be prepared whenever you take the test!
2. Some business schools will waive
application fees for students with high GMAT scores.
3. The average GMAT score at the top 10
schools, according to the 1997 US News and World Report
business school survey, was over 665.
4. The survey also reveals that graduates of
higher-ranked business schools usually get the highest
starting salaries.
5. The GMAT is now offered only as a Computer
Adaptive Test (CAT).
6. The earlier you apply, the better your
chances of acceptance at many schools.
7. With the CAT, you'll get your scores the
same day that you take the test.
8. On the GMAT CAT, you'll type two essays —
one analyzing an issue and one analyzing an argument.
9. The GMAT tests both your knowledge of
content (math/grammar) and test-taking skills.
10. You can take the CAT during regular
business hours, up to 6 days a week, 3 weeks per month. There
is a waiting period before you can retake the test.
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If you are looking for a test preparation book for
the GMAT, here are some you should consider:
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Cracking the GMAT with CD-ROM (2003)
In Cracking the GMAT, The Princeton Review will
teach test takers how to think like the test makers
and:
• Eliminate answer choices that look right but are
planted to fool you
• Raise your score by practicing with our GMAT
Pre-Diagnostic Test, Scoring Guide and Explanations
• Use process of elimination to solve tough data
sufficiency problems
• Master even the toughest sections: Reading
Comprehension, Sentence Correction, Data Sufficiency,
Critical Reasoning, and more
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The Princeton Review: GMAT Verbal Workout
The experts at The Princeton Review take the GMAT year after year to make sure you get the most up-to-date, thoroughly researched book possible. This book contains a comprehensive review of the verbal skills tested on the GMAT, as well as the techniques you'll need to succeed on the test. |
 
GMAT 2003
Succeed on the Analytical Writing
Assessment with Kaplan's expert strategies on
approaching the computerized essay grader.
Prepare with quizzes for Problem
Solving, Critical Reasoning, Data Sufficiency, Reading
Comprehension, Sentence Correction, and a new, expanded
GMAT® Math Reference section.
Practice with a full-length GMAT®,
complete with explanations for every answer and detailed
score analysis.
Score Higher with effective
strategies for managing time, succeeding on every
question type, dealing with stress, and more.
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Essays That Will Get You into Business School
Includes a step-by-step writing program
plus over 50 successful essays, complete
with critical comments that point out
their strengths and weaknesses.
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