It’s Wordy, It’s Awkward, It’s… Correct!
Written by Joanna Bersin, Knewton’s resident GMAT Sentence Correction expert. Like a salesman trying to trick you into purchasing an expensive item by appealing to your emotions, the makers of the GMAT try to trick test-takers into both “buying” grammatically incorrect answer choices by making them concise, and eliminating answer …
Non-native speakers and the GMAT
Jose Ferreira is the Founder and CEO of Knewton. In response to my last post on BeatTheGMAT, a commenter asked whether native English speakers have an advantage on the GMAT, and whether the test gives more weight to the verbal sections. Business schools care about both your math and your …
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