Manifesting Your Best Score & Self
Score Disparity Between Diagnostic and Official GMATs
Scoring your Best when it Counts the Most You’ve studied, poured over forum postings and blogs, religiously entered your incorrect answers on an Excel sheet to learn from your mistakes, replicated (to the best of your ability) testing conditions, practiced on the...
read moreNew Ads in Response to #OperationVarsityBlues
Most test prep companies and admissions consultants we know have been floored by the indiscretion of the few. Here is how City Test Prep responded:
read moreCTP #OperationVarsityBlues Letter in Wall Street Journal
Our letter to the editor in March 20, 2019 Wall Street Journal
read moreRe. #OperationVarsityBlues, inc. LA Times
An excerpt of our letter to the editor in March 16, 2019 Los Angeles Times
read moreOperation Varsity Blues & the High Price of Immorality
Holy college entrance admissions, Batman!! The DOJ, FBI, and SAT were the last trinity I expected to wake up to today on my usual morning news wrap up. What a strange confluence of entities to experience; my current morning ritual characters barging in on my professional world with “Operation Varsity Blues”! What a nightmare!!! It makes the definition for the price of admission an all together new thing!
read moreYe Olde GRE versus GMAT Question: Which Test should you Take?
Up until fairly recently, students seeking an MBA had only one option for their admissions test: The Graduate Management Assessment test (GMAT.) This changed a few years ago when most business schools began accepting the Graduate Records Exam (GRE) score up until to...
read moreHow to Become a Control Freak (In a Good Way)
Confronted with doing something a little out of our comfort zone, many of us automatically provide a list of excuses preventing us from performing our best.
read moreFive Hippy-Dippy Strategies For Test Prep Students That Produce Results
Test-related stress can manifest in a variety of ways, such poor sleep the night before and the deer-in-headlights reaction to an unexpected question.
read moreYou Aren’t Only Your Test Score
You aren’t the sum of your quant, integrated reasoning, reading compression, or verbal scores (etc.). Admissions folks know it. And we do too.
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