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John wrote at 2006-09-22 03:55:19
Hi,
the above post is not completely correct. The GMAT does not test any knowledge specific to business. Its questions are general and are focused on determining the test taker's reasoning ability not knowledge pool. The GMAT tests a person's ability to take the GMAT and studies have shown that there is a direct correlation between GMAT scores and grad school performance. Some of the questions, like data sufficency are unique to the GMAT and test the IQ of a test taker more than the knowledge of any particular subject. The GMAT is general and tests only basic concepts in a complex way.
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Amanda Powell
Expertise
Questions regarding the graduate school application process, searching for graduate schools, strategies to successful application and funding for graduate education.
Experience
I have worked as an advisor for a graduate school preparation program for over 5 years. In particular, I've worked with students from low-income backgrounds and students of color.
Organizations
New England Educational Opportunity Association; New Hampshire Educational Opportunity Association
Education/Credentials
B.A., English; M.A., English
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