The critical reading section of the SAT can be a challenge - not just because of the content of the passage but because of time pressure. Here’s the best way to approach the questions to make sure you finish on time and get as many correct answers as possible!
The Financial Times 2009 Global MBA Rankings ranked the University of Pennsylvania: Wharton and London Business School as the top two global MBA programs. Although many of the highest ranked schools are in the U.S. or Europe, one Singaporean university also made it into the top 25 - Nanyang Business School was ranked 24th.
In a recent news article, U.S. News and World Report reports that a recent survey found that the recession is forcing more than 70% of prospective American college students to alter their plans for the upcoming school year.
What is the registration process for taking the test?
Signing up for the GMAT is the easiest part of your process. Here is a web URL: www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT.
The IELTS Academic Reading test is divided into three sections. Each section is more difficult than the one before. Each reading passage is between 700 and 1000 words long.
It’s never too early to start your college planning. Below are some tips from the College Board to help you prepare:
Business schools read thousands of application essays a year and if you want to stand out in the applicant pool you must show what makes you unique. The following tips will help!
It’s that time of year, and applications to US and UK universiti
Have you been waitlisted at your first-choice school?
Here are some suggestions for ways to build skills for the three reading purposes included in TOEFL iBT.
Congratulations you’ve been accepted to college! Now what do you do?
As report by the BusinessWeek business school blog – a recent survey of the top t
Hidden assumption questions can be tricky. Here’s a tip that will help:
If the “flipped” answer weakens the conclusion then the original answer is the hidden assumption
When I think back to my sophomore year of high school (secondary 4 in Singapore-speak), my mind flutters.
A writer for the BusinessWeek B-School blog reported that Harvard will no longer r