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MBA News: Business Week Confirms an mbaMission prediction |
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Last year, in an article posted on Beat the GMAT, mbaMission founder Jeremy Shinewald predicted that a trend of ever-rising MBA applications was about to turn and that during the 2009-2010 season application volume would level off or fall at some top schools. While some schools, according to a Business Week article, did see increases (notably, HBS, [...] Readmore... MBA Mission |
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Clear Admit Admissions Tip: Addressing Unemployment or Gaps in Employment |
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Given the emphasis that schools place on a candidate’s work experience, it is important to be proactive in addressing gaps in employment. When applying to business school, many candidates worry about how the adcom might perceive gaps in employment. We would like to take some time to discuss strategies for addressing [...] Readmore... GMAT Club |
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GMAT Question of the Day (Aug 12): Arithmetic and Sentence Correction |
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Math (DS)
Is an integer?
1. is a multiple of 60
2.
OA and Explanation
Verbal (SC)
In stating the argument that the President does not care about the plight of the poor, a prominent Democrat inferred that Republicans have never been concerned about them.
(A) a prominent Democrat inferred that Republicans have never been concerned about them.
(B) a [...] Readmore... GMAT Club |
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Veritas Prep GMAT Tips: Down to Two – What Should You Do? |
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Brian Galvin is the Director of Academic Programs at Veritas Prep, where he oversees all of the company’s GMAT preparation courses.
A common concern of standardized test takers everywhere, and certainly of GMAT students, is the worry that “I can usually narrow the answers down to two, but I’m not much better than 50% once I [...] Readmore... GMAT Club |
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EU-China relations: soft power versus brute force in the global marketplace |
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Thursday, 12 August 2010 11:00 |
This is definitely not a good time to be upbeat about the EU. The unfolding drama of Greek public finances threatens to unravel one of the club’s main achievements in crafting a monetary union of 16 different states, while the non-policy to emerge from the Copenhagen summit on climate change last December was decided over the Commission’s head by a de facto alliance between the US and main emerging market countries of China, Brazil, South Africa, Russia and Brazil. To cap it all, US President Barack Obama decided not to attend May’s EU summit in Madrid to celebrate the Lisbon treaty. The Chinese press tends to describe the European Union as disunited, inward-looking and characterised by low economic growth. And the prevalent mood of pessimism in Brussels about the EU, and the stiffening of China’s resolve to project its national interest into world politics neatly complement each other.
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