On August 1, 2011, Educational Testing Services will start administering a new version of the GRE called the GRE Revised General Test. To read about the basic format of the new test and how it compares to the current test, please click here.
In this webinar hosted by Columbia University’s Center for Career Education, Ivy Link’s Adam Nguyen and Laurent Vasilescu shared up-to-date information about today’s business school admission process, including a candid discussion of why it is important to pursue not only a graduate degree in business, but also one from a top program. The webinar covered a variety of topics pertaining to the application process, such as finding your business school match, preparing for the GMAT, determining what is most important in the application and acing the interview.
Ivy Link’s Founder & CEO, Adam Nguyen, sat down with Pimm Fox on Bloomberg TV’s “Taking Stock” for an interview and discussed Ivy Link’s mission and approach, as well as the challenges in education and the admissions process. To watch the interview, please click here.
On September 30, 2010, Cory Bragar, Ivy Link’s Director of Standardized Testing, led an SAT/ACT/SAT II workshop for parents of high school students. To access the useful materials that were provided to workshop participants, click on the links below:
“Unlike the SAT and LSAT, the GMAT is a computer-based test. Two of the three sections on the GMAT (Quantitative and Verbal) are delivered in a computer-adaptive format. These questions are selected dynamically…”
If you are among the thousands of students who have been placed on the wait lists at one or more of your top colleges, doing nothing and hoping for the best will certainly not boost your chances of getting off the wait lists. Sometimes, chance needs a little nudge. Click here to learn of strategies to boost your chances of getting admitted from the wait list.
In 2009, the College Board introduced Score Choice for the SAT and SAT Subject Tests, allowing students to choose which test scores to submit to colleges and which to withhold. Although this appears like a great change, it is not so simple. College reactions to this policy change are widely varied and mind-bogglingly confusing…. To read about the nuances behind the new Score Choice policy, please click here.