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现实

GMAT竞争性逐年增 大.
在过去几年里,几乎每所学 校要求的GMAT的中间分数 与GMAT的录取 分数均在稳 步增长。

GMAT试题难度逐年增大
在高分数的水平上,GMAT的评 分的准确度更低。因为更多的学生 在数学部分作得不错,应试者一经开 始将更难的试题以及更 高级的课 题加 入其中以打开分数档次。

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GMAT 的国际化程度在逐年提高.
在过去的10年里,参加GMAT的非美 国公民人数不可思议地增加了47%。 据研究生管理录取委员会负责评估与研究的高 级副总裁Frederic McHale透露, 中国,日本与韩国考生的GMAT考分要比北美考生的考分平均高出70分。

GMAT的重要性在逐年增加
由于应考者在能力上的巨大改进,学校面临着大量 的GMAT高分;各学校开始采用更高的GMAT考 分以便择优录取。.

GMAT的可接入性在逐年加强
随着Pearson VUE市场空间的不断拓展、 考试的计算机化以及随着亚洲中产阶级的不断增加, 越来越多的国际学生将参加GMAT考试, 而大多数来自亚洲的应考者具有卓越的数学能力。

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现在请考虑以下现实情况:

在过去的几年里,含有统计学、排列与组合、 可能性以及几何学问题的GMAT考试数目大幅度增长。

与大多数GMAT概念不同的是,大多数考生自高中 或学院起并未学过这类科目。.

考试制定者依据这类题材创造更加富于 挑战性的问题,进一步增加了考试的难度。.

尽管这类问题的数目不断增长,这类题材 在备考指南以及各个课程中的出现仍然是明显有限的。

那些提供备考服务的公司正落后于最近的潮流, 他们并没有创建起足以使考生面临最困难的概念与考题, 这对考生来说无异于是一种损害。

"GMAT并不是一项智力考试," 麻省理工 学院斯隆管理学院MBA录取部总监Rod Garcia如是说。斯隆管理学院所接受的 申请者所获得的平均分数为703分。 GMAT考试中所考的概念可通过适当的工具与 准备材料进行学习、练习并掌握。

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Probability eLesson

Probability Part 1
What is probability?
          Six worked examples
Some definitions
Probability of more than one event
          Listings, tables, and tree diagrams
          Seven worked examples
Compound events
          The Use of the Conjunction AND
                    Worked example
          The Use of the Conjunction OR
                    Worked example
          Combination of AND and OR
                    Two worked examples
          Relationship between AND and OR
                    Two worked examples
Independent events
          Four worked examples
Mutually exclusive or disjoint events
          Worked example
Conditional probability
          Three worked examples
Using Venn diagrams to find probabilities
          Two worked examples


Probability Part 2
100 worked examples with detailed explanations

Venn Diagrams
What are they?
Notations
          Union (or)
          Intersection (and)
Distributive property of Union and Intersection
De Morgan’s Laws
Various regions in a Venn diagram
Disjoint sets
Subsets
          Worked example
Worked example
Looking at conditional probabilities through Venn diagrams
Number of regions in a Venn diagram
Other formulas (2 Sets)
Other formulas (3 Sets)
Fifteen worked examples with detailed explanations
  

Geometry eLesson

Geometry Lesson 1
Lines and angles
          Angles
                    Worked example
          Perpendicular and parallel lines
                    Worked example
Polygons
          What is a polygon
          Types of polygons
          Polygons classified according to number of sides
          Eight worked examples
          Hexagon
Triangles
          Types of triangles
                    Worked example
          Area of a triangle
          Pythagorean Theorem
          Similar triangle
          Congruent triangles
          Exterior angles
                    Worked example
          Ratios in a right triangle
          Median of a triangle
          Some important theorems
                    Midpoint theorem
                    Basic proportionality theorem
                    Interior angle bisector theorem
                    Exterior angle bisector theorem
Quadrilaterals
          Parallelogram
          Rhombus
          Rectangle
          Square
                    Worked example
          Trapeziod
Circles
          Four worked examples
Mensuration
          Cuboid (rectangular box)
          Cube
                    Worked example
          Cylinder
          Right circular cone
          Sphere
          Pyramid
          10 worked examples with detailed explanations
22 worked examples with detailed explanations

Coordinate Geometry Lesson 1
The Cartesian coordinate system
Parallel and perpendicular lines
          Slope of a straight line
          Parallel lines
          Perpendicular lines
          Worked example
Midpoint theorem
          Exercise
Distance formula
          Corollary
          Example
Section formula
          Worked example
Angle a line makes with a positive direction of the x-axis
          Worked examples
Equation of a straight line in different forms
          Slope-Intercept form
          Point-slope form
          Two-point form
          Intercept form
          Normal (or perpendicular) form
          General form
                    Condition for being parallel
                    Condition for being perpendicular
          Four worked examples
Families of lines
          One parameter family of lines
          Examples of one parameter families of lines
          Two worked examples
Position of two points relative to a line
          Worked example
Distance of a point from a line
          Two worked examples
Translation of axes
          Worked example
Parametric equations
          Worked example
Other curves (conic sections)
          Rectangular hyperbola
          Parabola
                    Two worked examples
          Hyperbola
          Ellispse
                    Two worked examples


Coordinate Geometry Lesson 2
37 worked examples (including data sufficiency) with detailed explanations

Circles
Prerequisites for this lesson
What is a circle
Tangent to a circle
          What is a tangent
Chord of a circle
          What is a chord
          What is a secant
          The crossed chord theorem
Angle properties of a circle
          The radian measure
          Angle at the center of a circle
          Sector of a circle
                    Worked example
          Segment of a circle
                    Worked examples
          Angles in the same segment of a circle
                    Worked example
          Angle in a semi-circle
                    Worked example
Arc properties of circles
          Major and minor arcs
          Axiom of equal arcs
          Arc length
          Worked example
Tangent properties of circles
          Tangents drawn from an external point of a circle
          Worked example
          Alternate segment theorem
                    Worked example
          Common tangents to circles
          Length of common tangent
Important formulas
Important properties of circles
          Worked example
Polygons in circles
Annulus
          Worked example
Five worked examples

Other lessons in the “Geometry Course Module”
Angles in a polygon
Area of triangles
Parallelograms
Cyclic quadrilaterals
Pythagorean triplets

   

Statistics eLesson

Statistics Lesson 1
What is statistics?
Measures of central tendency
          Mean, median and mode
Arithmetic mean (mean)
          Mean of ungrouped data
          Mean of discrete series
          Mean for grouped data (continuous series)
          Properties of the mean
          Six worked examples
Median
          Advantages of the median
          Two worked examples
Mode
          Eight worked examples
          Two exercises
Relative positions of mean, median, and mode
          Eight worked examples
Empirical relation between mean, median, and mode
          Two worked examples
Range
          Two worked examples
Deviation & standard deviation
          Exercise
          Four worked examples

Statistics Lesson 2
Test your understanding from Lesson 1
Five question exercise (with answer keys)
The standard deviation
          Six worked examples
Empirical rule
Effect of linear transformation
          Six worked examples
The coefficient of variation (CV)
Short cut formula for standard deviation
          Three worked examples
Worked examples
          31 worked examples (including data sufficiency) with detailed explanations

Permutations & Combinations eLesson

Permutations & Combinations Lesson 1: Counting Techniques
The Addition Principle
          Three worked examples
The Multiplication Principle
          Eight worked examples
          Practice
Permutations
          Three worked examples
The Factorial Notation
          Four worked examples
          P(n,n)
                    Two worked examples
                    Practice
          P(n,r)
                    Six worked examples
Combinations
          Worked example
          The Relationship Between Permutations & Combinations
          Three worked examples
Circular Combinations
          Six worked examples
Pigeon Hole Principle
          Four worked examples
Socks in a Drawer Principle
          Worked example
Cycles
          Worked example
Scheduling Principle
          Four worked examples
Subsets of a set with finite elements
          Two worked examples
Binomial coefficients
          Worked example
How many handshakes?
          Four worked examples
Diagonals of a polygon

Permutations & Combinations Lesson 2: Arrangements
Arrangements when repetition is allowed
          18 worked examples with detailed explanations
Total number of possible arrangements
          Pascal’s formula
          Binomial Expansion
          Total Possible Arrangements
                    Worked example
Solving equations over non-negative integers
          Two worked examples

Permutations & Combinations Lesson 3: Worked examples
31 worked examples with detailed explanations

Supplementary lessons
Counting Handshakes
Circular permutations
The Scheduling Principle
The Exponent of prime p in n!
Subsets of a set with finite elements

 

Sentence Correction eLesson

Pronouns & Pronoun Errors
Definition
Types of pronouns
Subjective and objective pronouns
No ambiguity in reference
A pronoun must agree with its antecedent
Pronouns as compound subjects or compound objects
Predicate nominative construction
Who vs whom/Whoever vs whomever
Possessive pronouns
Pronouns before gerunds
Indefinite pronouns; Everyone and Everybody
Pronouns as appositives
Pronouns with comparatives (subjective case)
Pronoun use with ‘Let’s’
Intensive pronouns
Reflexive pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns
Pronoun use with infinitives (objective case)
Pronouns as antecedents
Pronoun gender confusion
Exercises

Sentence Correction Primer Part 1: Sentences
What makes a sentence?
Structure of sentences
          Simple
          Complex
          Compound
          Complex-compound
Functional definitions
          Declarative
          Interrogative
          Imperative
          Exclamatory
ADVANCED: Style definitions
          Periodic
          Cumulative
          Cleft
          Emphatic
Determining the subject of a sentence
Mistakes people make
          Run-on sentences
          Comma splices
Extending a sentence
          Colon
          Semicolon
          Three dots
          Dash

Sentence Correction Primer Part 2: Parts of speech
Verb
          Definition and examples
          Infinitive form of a verb
          Split infinitives
          Verb tenses
          Does English really have a future tense?
          Simple is best
          Subject and object of a verb (Transitive and intransitive                     verbs)
          Active and passive voice
          Participles
          Modals
          Hypotheticals (subjunctive mood)
          Two-word verbs
Noun
          Definition and examples
          Types of nouns
          Title case
          Other words used as nouns
          Concrete and abstract nouns
          Countable and noncountable nouns
          Possessive nouns
Pronoun
          Definition and examples
          Who vs whom
          Types of pronouns
                    Demonstrative pronouns
                    Indefinite pronouns
                    Interrogative pronouns
                    Possessive pronouns
                    Absolute possessive pronouns
                    Relative pronouns
                    Reciprocal pronouns
                    Reflexive and intensive pronouns
          Whose and Who's
          Which, in which, and to which
          That and Which
          I, Me, and Myself
Adjective
          Definition and examples
          Types of adjectives
          A or An
          Participles as adjectives
          Infinitives as adjectives
          Prepositional phrases as adjectives
          Clauses as adjectives
Adverb
          Definition and examples
          Adverbial clauses and phrases
          Placement of adverbs
Preposition
          Definition and examples
          Prepositional phrases
          Except and Accept
          Past and Passed
          Into, onto and up to
          Do not end a sentence in a preposition
          Unnecessary prepositions
          What follows a preposition?
          Prepositions govern the objective case
          Whether or If
Conjunction
          Definition and examples
          Types of conjunctions
                    Coordinating
                    Correlative
                    Subordinating
          Starting a sentence with a conjunction
          Comma or semicolon before a conjunction?
Interjection
          Definition and examples
          Punctuation

       
 
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