We’ve posted a whole lot of GMAT-related articles on the Knewton blog this year – more than 170 in total. If you just started studying for the test (and have all the time in the world), we’d certainly recommend going back through the archives to read all our GMAT experts’ tips and tricks from the past year. But if you’re pressed for time, don’t despair! We’ve compiled a list of our Top 10 GMAT Posts of 2010 for your reading pleasure.
If your New Year’s resolution is to ace the GMAT, be sure to check out this list! Oh, and once you’ve finally taken the test, don’t forget to a) take a deep breath, b) pat yourself on the back, and c) read our post on 5 things to do after you’ve taken the GMAT.
Without further ado, 10 great GMAT posts of ’10:
1. How to Stay Focused on Your Reading Comprehension
One of Knewton’s master GMAT teachers reveals strategies for mastering one of the most dreaded sections of the test: Reading Comprehension. Learn how to stay alert in the midst of even the most boring RC passages.
2. B-School Personal Statements: Do’s and Don’ts
Freaking out about your b-school personal statement? We don’t blame you—writing about yourself can be tough. Learn what to focus on—and what to cut—with this helpful article.
3. Common Sense on GMAT Data Sufficiency
GMAT Data Sufficiency can be a particularly tough section of the test, since the question format is unique to the GMAT. Learn how to use your common sense to increase your score on this tricky section.
4. Top 10 Time Savers for the GMAT
Time management is one of the most important skills to master in preparation of the GMAT. Get even closer to that perfect 800 with these expert time-saving tips for every section of the test.
5. What’s your GMAT prep personality?
This fun quiz will give you a sense of what kind of GMAT studier you are—and help you plan your prep work accordingly. Whether you’re an overachiever, underachiever, or somewhere in between, learn how to harness your strengths and improve on your weaknesses to achieve your target score!
6. Top 10 GMAT [Insert Section] Tips
We’re cheating a little here; this is actually a series of posts with the tips for every section of the test. Use these posts as a starting point for your studying, or to brush up on your skills right before the test. Check out all the posts in the series:
- Top 10 GMAT Problem Solving Tips
- Top 10 GMAT Data Sufficiency Tips
- Top 10 GMAT Reading Comprehension Tips
- Top 10 GMAT Sentence Correction Tips
- Top 5 GMAT Critical Reasoning Tips (Oh Critical Reasoning, always trying to be different.)
7. Top 5 GMAT Anxieties, and How to Avoid Them
Is your fear of the GMAT getting in the way of the score you deserve? Check out this article to learn how to put your anxiety to rest once and for all!
8. How to Study for the GMAT in…
Do you have a limited amount of time to study for the GMAT? We’ve put together detailed, day-by-day, week-by-week plans to help you manage your time. Check out:
- How to Study for the GMAT in 2 Weeks
- How to Study for the GMAT in One Month
- How to Study for the GMAT in 3 Months
9. Should I Study Quant and Verbal at the Same Time?
We get this question from Knewton students all the time. The quick answer? Yes. Check out this post for why.
10. GMAT Choose Your Own Adventure
Remember those Choose Your Own Adventure chapter books from grade school? Well, this interactive GMAT challenge video is like those books—except cooler (and more educational!) Don’t stop watching until you’ve found all three surprises!
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