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GMAT Courses
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Work experience
and a high GPA are not enough.
If you want to be accepted to a competitive
business school, you need an exceptional GMAT score.
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Students who take a Princeton Review classroom course are twice
as likely to score a 700 or higher, have average score improvements
of 92 points (150 for those in the top half of the class)*, and
have access to the best instructors in the industry.
Rankings:
Toughest to Get Into |
| School |
Avg GMAT Score |
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Stanford |
710 |
| 2.
Columbia |
709 |
| 3.
U Penn |
714 |
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GMAT
takers
scoring 700 or higher* |
13%Princeton
Review students |
7%All
test takers |
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You'll learn how to ace all concepts tested on the exam by following
our proven test-taking strategies and sharpening fundamental verbal
and quant skills. We'll also teach you how to master the GMAT's
tricky computer-adaptive
format.
Our instructors are exceptional GMAT test takers who have scored
in top percentiles on the exam, and completed intensive training.
- At least 5 full-length computer-adaptive GMAT practice tests
- Diagnostic score reports for all practice tests
- Small classes - so you get personal attention
- Instructors who have scored high on the GMAT
- Free extra help from your instructor
- Comprehensive, up-to-date GMAT books and manuals (you keep
all materials)
- Supplemental online
lessons, tests, and drills
- Advanced Quantitative Drills for those who want to practice
the most challenging math
*Independently verified by International Communications Research
(ICR)
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