Every other Wednesday, our friends at Clear Admit will share a helpful law school admissions tip. For more, check out their blog. Students this time of year are hearing about being accepted, rejected, and waitlist – and some students are also receiving notification of being put on an administrative “hold.”  Because this is not as common or transparent as other admissions decisions, students who are on hold at their dream schools may be uncertain about… Read more

This post comes to us from our friends at Clear Admit. For more MBA admissions advice, check out their blog. With many MBA programs beginning to release their R2 decisions, the spring notification season will soon be coming to a close. While we would like to hope that today’s topic isn’t apropos for too many of our readers, we wanted to offer some advice to applicants who’ve been rejected from their preferred programs and are… Read more

// As Jess and Rich explain in this GMAT video, oftentimes on Data Sufficiency problems you’ll be given more variables than you have equations. This happens for two main reasons: You’re just given more variables than equations (you know, because it’s fun) You’re given as many variables as equations, but not all the equations are independent In these cases, you won’t be able to solve for the value of every variable in the system. But… Read more