Assumptions are central to most Critical Reasoning question types, but not all.
Join us in this session to practice attacking Inference and Explain questions, two question types that do not require finding an assumption.

This session has The Write Stuff! Join us to learn to write an effective GMAT essay.

Want practice with extra-tough Geometry questions? Join this session to build experience dealing with difficult topics such as multiple figures and solids.

Integrated Reasoning is becoming increasingly important to business school admissions officers. Join this session to practice the Multi-Source Reasoning IR question type.

Join this session to learn to take advantage of the answer options given to you in appoaching a problem. We’ll reinforce the value of Backsolving and practice using the choices in other creative ways.

GMAT arguments are surprisingly predictable. This session provides practice in breaking down arguments into their conclusion and evidence, as well as in finding the assumptions that are central to most CR question types.

Yes/No Data Sufficiency questions provide different challenges from Value DS questions. In this session we’ll practice Yes/No questions so you can learn how to best manage the nuances of this question type.

You never want to have points get lost in translation. Word problems can feel unwieldy without practice, so join us to hone your ability to translate words into math.

What’s the story? There’s so much information in reading comp passages that getting the gist can be difficult. But GMAT authors use keywords that give away what’s most important. Learn to read for points, not details.