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GMAT Prep Course
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GMAT Prep Course includes:
- 48+ hours of live interactive teaching from our best instructors
- New Study Plan that will provide you with personalized recommendations based on your performance during the course
- Official Test Day Experience - A Kaplan exclusive! Through our partnership with Pearson VUE, you'll be able to take a Kaplan practice test at the actual testing facility you'll use on Test Day so you'll know exactly what to expect
- The GMAT Channel - Another Kaplan exclusive! Get 30+ hours of live, highly-interactive unique instruction on everything from the basics to advanced topics taught live and online by Kaplan’s highest rated faculty
- Over 140 hours of instruction and practice
- 5,000+ practice questions
- 9 full-length computer adaptive tests (CATs) that replicate the actual exam experience
- Select your section order. CATs are fully updated to match July 2017 GMAT test changes
- The following books: GMAT Premier: Course Book Edition and GMAT Pocket Reference, Complete Start-to-Finish MBA Admissions Guide
GMAT Prep PLUS Course
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Everything in our GMAT Prep Course, PLUS personal coaching and additional math help:
- 3 hours of one-on-one time, live online with a GMAT expert (over $400 value): Personalized coaching, review and analysis of practice test results, assistance building a study plan, and guidance on the graduate school application process.
- GMAT Math Foundations - Self-Paced ($299 value): A collection of online videos and practice questions designed to build a strong foundation in the basic math skills essential for success on the GMAT (on demand lessons & online workshops, and 400+ practice questions).
Deciding between GMAT or GRE
Of course, the ultimate determiner is whether the MBA programs to which you’re applying accept both tests or indicate a preference for one.
The GMAT and GRE are, in many ways, nearly identical:
- Both involve early-high-school-level math.
- Both rely heavily on reading comprehension.
- Both require essay-writing at the beginning of the test.
But there are notable differences between the GMAT and GRE:
GRE
Accepted at 1200+ Business Schools worldwide.
Unique Quantitative Question—Quantitative Comparisons.
Unique Verbal Questions—Sentence Equivalence & Text Completion.
Better for “creative/flexible” thinkers.
GMAT
Accepted by all business schools.
Unique Quantitative Question—Data Sufficiency.
Unique Verbal Questions—Sentence Correction & Critical Reasoning.
Better for ”number-crunching” thinkers.