Let me know if you'd like to conquer the GMAT or SAT!

Edward M.

I am one of those people who thinks the GMAT exam can actually be very fun if you approach it like a game that you want to be good at. I scored a 770 on the GMAT with a perfect quant score (Q51, V44), and have scoured many test prep books and services to see what works and what doesn't. I am confident I can help you achieve the score you want and be one step closer to your dream MBA program! It's not about how many hours you put it when it comes to the GMAT but how quality those hours you put in are. After all, practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.

The GMAT and SAT math are fun! When I'm bored I will do some of the newer problems to keep my mind sharp and up to date with trends. I'm always helping others with problems, and it's time I take this passion and monetize it. As for SAT math, it is an easier version of the GMAT quant, and I enjoy it because it still has that trickiness to it.

I have experience teaching the SAT exam and also the GMAT verbal, and I know how to learn these concepts efficiently.

I am currently working at a health technology startup and want to spend my free time helping other students achieve amazing scores on standardized tests, which, let's be honest, isn't the most exciting thing out there, but I am confident I can make the experience fun by not only showing you how to solve the problem quickly and efficiently, but also helping you achieve the mindset that you have what it takes to destroy these exams and that you have what it takes. I mean, if other people can do it, so can you!