GRE and GMAT Tutoring

The GMAT represents an entirely different type of test than the SAT and ACT that college students and working professionals remember back in high school. The test is administered via a computer program that continuously adjusts test question difficulty based upon whether each preceding question was answered correctly.

There are primarily two portions to preparing for the test:

1. Knocking off the rust of the grammar and math content that professionals have often forgotten since high school (e.g. the Pythagorean Theorem is rarely used in the real world)
2. Getting used to the nuances of taking a standardized test on a computer, including: timing of each section, methods of answering questions, and how to budget your time correctly to handle a string of very difficult questions at the end of a section.