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Make English Your Strong Point on the SAT Exam

Over the past several years there has been a growing disparity between the math and English grades on the SAT exam. Find out…

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Top 6 Mistakes MBA Applicants Make

Applying to an MBA program can be a nerve-wracking process. Between the high cost of an MBA and statistics that show that over 80% of applicants are not admitted to the top MBA programs, you want to go into the process with as much information as possible.

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Jason Foobar
Since 2005 the SAT exam has featured a section requiring test-takers to write an essay. This essay is aimed at gauging both a student’s writing ability as well as critical thinking. In recent years there has also been a growing disparity between the grades received on the quantitative section and the verbal section.

— Jason Foobar, Denver

Elvira Foo
Since 2005 the SAT exam has featured a section requiring test-takers to write an essay. This essay is aimed at gauging both a student’s writing ability as well as critical thinking. In recent years there has also been a growing disparity between the grades received on the quantitative section and the verbal section.

— Elvira Foo, Toronto

John Doe
Since 2005 the SAT exam has featured a section requiring test-takers to write an essay. This essay is aimed at gauging both a student’s writing ability as well as critical thinking. In recent years there has also been a growing disparity between the grades received on the quantitative section and the verbal section. Student’s develop anxiety over these less popular sections of the…

— John Doe, Miami