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In case you hadn't noticed, we rolled out a new feature this week, custom email notifications, and we wanted to take a moment to explain to you this very powerful tool.
Custom email notifications are set up to help alert you when a job has been posted that meets your profile criteria. This way you won't ever miss out, and you won't have to keep checking back on the Urban Interns site for new jobs!
The only catch is that you must have a profile … read more
The Next Generation GMAT launches in June 2012. The biggest change is that the issue essay will be replaced by an Integrated Reasoning section which will not be computer-adaptive, and which will have its own score scale. For more info on the changes, click here.
Confused? The Princeton Review can help.
Our partners at The Princeton Review will host free events across the country with the goal of providing you with helpful info about the GMAT, b-school, and the admissions process. To find an … read more
This guest post is by Anthony Russomanno of the Princeton Review. Email him at anthonyr@review.com.
I get asked all the time, when should I take my graduate school entrance exam (i.e. GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT)? I always say it is never too early. Timing is indeed an important factor affecting admissions.
My recommendation for those planning to apply to grad school in fall 2012 (starting in fall 2013), is to start prepping for your exam within the next 5 months. You've probably heard … read more
The GMAT (or GRE, LSAT, MCAT) is one more test between you and your top-choice grad school, it just happens to be a really important one.
Anxiety? Fear? You name the emotion that bubbles up when you find yourself up against an exam that you think may affect your future. I have been counseling students on grad school for over 17 years and I see the stress these entrance exams create, but knowing how your test works can truly reduce your anxiety levels. A big … read more
Have you started down this path to grad school yet? It is never too early to get ready for your admissions test (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, DAT or OAT). The Princeton Review is our test prep partner and we want to see you succeed on these exams.
The following is a short list of basic strategies from the experts at The Princeton Review to improve your test taking:
Guest post by Kofi Kankam, Co-Founder, Admit Advantage
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Pumpkins recently showed up in grocery stores, reminding us all that summer is over and fall is here. Soon, screaming children will show up at our doorsteps demanding candy with threats of eggs and toilet paper all over our homes, the turkeys will arrive, and before you know it, it’s time for the Menorahs, Christmas trees, and at the end of the holidays…the round 2 MBA application deadlines.
While the pumpkins (and the child menaces) are the … read more
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