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     Maximize your available study time and check out the 4-step plan for acing the GMAT.

    [Beat The Gmat](#)  Maximize your available study time and check out the 4-step plan for acing the GMAT. Plus, discover an approach to help you solve Percentage Change questions easier and quicker. This Week's Trending GMAT Articles [Land Your Score: Finding GMAT Study Time]( by Kaplan GMAT There are two seemingly unrelated aspects of scheduling: finding study time and taking breaks. Both are necessary for landing your best score. Learn how to maximize your available study time. [Acing the GMAT: The 4-Step Plan]( by Admissionado Start early. Study hard. Diversify. And test early. Make it happen, and it will! Here it is, easy as pie really. Deep dive into these four commonsense tips for planning your GMAT preparation. [Percentage Change GMAT Questions]( by Economist GMAT There are always several approaches to solving Percentage Change questions, but you will usually find it easier and quicker to plug in numbers. Get clever so that your calculations become easier. This Week's Most Trending MBA Story [Wharton Admissions Dean Weighs in on Topping U.S. News Ranking]( by Clear Admit Speaking to Clear Admit on the heels of the ranking’s release, Wharton Deputy Vice Dean for Admissions, Financial Aid & Career Management Maryellen Reilly reflected on the recognition. Check out the full interview. 2016's Most Inspirational GMAT/MBA Stories [650 to 750: My GMAT Experience]( by Avalon Avalon is technically a non-native speaker with a non-engineer background, who tends to get really stressed before exams. After a series of attempts, he finally beat the GMAT with a stunning 750 score. Read his story! [700 (Q49, V36): How I Achieved My GMAT Target]( by ynpprep ynpprep knew that the GMAT is a mind grueling test that requires a lot of preparation. Find out what materials he used and what strategies he employed to break the 700+ barrier and achieve his target score. [BTG Treasure Trove: 650 to 710 to 740—Redeeming a Crushing First Attempt]( by rahul125 The GMAT was not just another obstacle for rahul125, it was a game changer in the way he sees life in general. He was so desperate before his first attempt, he couldn't sleep. Three attempts later, he redeemed himself. Check out his debrief! Sent to {EMAIL} You are receiving this email because you are a Beat The GMAT member or have RSVP'ed for a Beat The GMAT MBA event. Hobsons, Inc. · 50 E-Business Way, Suite 300 · Cincinnati, OH 45241 · USA [Unsubscribe from this list](

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