Author: Zheng Qingshan
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: GMAT Computer-Based Test Series. A six-digit starting salary for MBA candidates has dramatically increased with higher GMAT scores. In the early 1990s, the average admission score for the NYU Stern School of Business was only 610, but it has now risen to 686. Moreover, the ETS lawsuit against New Oriental at the beginning of the year has once again stirred waves of controversy targeting Chinese test-takers. You not only need to perform well on the GMAT but must also fully demonstrate your potential for management and leadership beyond exam skills. To help you excel in the GMAT while minimizing the time spent preparing other application materials, we have published this computer-based test series for the first time. If you are short on time, you can even skip the relatively time-consuming tutoring classes.
GMAT Computer-Based Test Grammar
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