Magoosh GMAT Clear, Straightforward GMAT Practice

Magoosh launched its new GMAT product last week – an online tutorial website that walks MBA applicants through the complicated GMAT in a non-complicated way. We had the pleasure of playing around with the site a bit, and are excited to share our experience with you. When you sign into the site, youre brought to the Dashboard that clearly details your study progress. This is in the Results Summary section of the page. Here youll see the number of practice questions youve answered, the stats on your results, plus a comparison of your average pace compared to that of other users. We found this last feature extremely helpful. On the left side of the screen, youll find the tutorial menu with a section devoted to each of the Math, Verbal, and Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) sections of the exam. The sidebar presents Suggested Lessons with an option to click on See all lessons for the extended menu, which is really long – a very impressive collection of topics. Individual lessons are taught via brief videos, complete with instruction, diagrams, and clear, step-by-step instructions on how to understand the principle in the lesson, and then how to apply it to GMAT questions that cover that topic. It is also easy to choose your own settings for a practice session, so that it focuses on only those topics that you specify, or, if you dont specify, on the entire selection of material. (You make these settings after you click on Practice in the top navigation bar.) If you are looking for a comprehensive, straightforward, and thoroughly organized GMAT tutor, then Magoosh may be just what youre looking for. (Click here to view the Magoosh GMAT practice tools.) Do you like it? Then QUICK – Magoosh is offering 30% off to the first 20 Accepted Admissions Blog readers! Buy your Magoosh now and enter coupon code acceptedblog30fall11 at checkout to save! Accepted.com ~ Helping You Write Your Best Ace the GMAT with these tips and techniques for studying for the GMAT, reducing test anxiety, and interpreting your results.