GMAT 6-Hour Crash Course (Quant, Verbal, IR)

Let’s face it: GMAT tutoring is prohibitively expensive.

It’s a huge investment for anyone, and it’s remarkably difficult to tell whether that tutoring will actually pay off in the end. 

But the other side of that is it’s unclear which books or online programs to use. And do I really have to complete all 400 hours to get a good GMAT score? (Probably not.)

Same story for YouTube, right? 

There’s a lot of great content on there, but how should I be trying to organize any of it? Does the search function even give me the best stuff? (Probably not.)

It seems like there should be some way to cover the absolute basics. The core topics. Every section, but just the fundamentals. Some way to take a little weekend course or something.

Well, you’re in luck.

That’s precisely what the GMAT Crash Course is for.

This is six hours of pure GMAT, taught by London-based international GMAT expert Rowan Hand. It covers the basics of GMAT Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights, all with worked examples.  

It breaks down like this: 

–1.5h Quant A: Properties of Numbers, Fractions, Percents

–1.5h Quant B: Factoring, Algebra, and Rates

–1.5h Verbal: Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension 

–1.5h Data Insights: Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphical Analysis, Two-Part Analysis

You’ll also get documents with the discussed questions so you can follow along at home. 

Who is the GMAT Crash Course for?

It’s for you if…

–You’re just getting started with the GMAT and you want a better idea of what the test actually entails, this is a low-risk investment.

–You’re looking for top-shelf GMAT tutoring and are scared off by the price, here’s your chance to access it for the cost of two morning Starbucks runs (or one if you get a croissant). 

–You’re comfortable studying on your own but could use a brush-up on technique. 

–You just want to try it. I mean where else are you going to get six hours of targeted GMAT course for under $20? 

And, what the hell: if you’re taking the test three days from now and panicking, this is better than a kick in the teeth.

What’s included in the GMAT Crash Course?

Let's be clear: this is certainly not comprehensive.

(If you want that, you can do the 400-hour course across the street.)

What you do get, however, is a solid background that will get you off to a good start–or give you a clean review of the basics if you’re going into the test soon and don’t have a lot of time.

It’s a great taster.

It’s basically the same price as coming to a live event, and about 1/10 the cost of hourly tutoring. 

With all that upside, it sounds worth the punt.

Sign up today!