Why Thomas Paine Would Have Crushed the GMAT
How Using a Little Logic and Common Sense Can Help You Get More Right Answers on GMAT Test Day In 1776, the great American patriot Thomas Paine wrote his famous pamphlet Common Sense, which inspired people in the Thirteen Colonies to declare and fight for freedom and independence from Great Britain. In it, he laid […]
GMAT Tip of the Week – Week of 9/26/11
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GMAT Tip of the Week for the week of September 26, 2011 This week’s GMAT tip* has to do with problem solving questions involving geometry. Enjoy! * Each week, one of the GMAT experts at Dominate the GMAT shares a valuable GMAT test-taking tip, strategy, trick, or content item. These tips are designed to augment […]
GMAT Math Tip – Trapezoids
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For whatever reason, trapezoids tend to freak students out on the GMAT. Maybe it’s because the formula for finding the area of a trapezoid doesn’t “look” like all the other quadrilateral formulas. Maybe it’s because trapezoids have a bizarre looking shape. Whatever the reason, I’d like to make your life a whole lot easier as […]










