MBAs and GMAT Experts Launch Website With Hundreds Of Free, High Quality Practice Questions

Oct. 21, 2009 - PRLog -- Business school applicants often say that it is difficult to find high-quality, yet affordable, GMAT preparation services.  GMAT test-takers who use books often want a more dynamic and personalized service.  Test-takers who hire personal tutors or take classes often lament spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars on GMAT preparation.  

Magoosh, a test preparation website created by renowned GMAT tutors and MBAs from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley, gives test-takers a chance to improve their GMAT score for the cost of a typical GMAT preparation book.  

Test-takers can answer hundreds of questions developed by renowned tutors and get analytics on their performance.  Tutors include:

•Brent Hanneson - Over the past seven years, Brent has worked as an instructor for a major GMAT test preparation company, the University of British Columbia, and the Renert Center of Calgary.  Brent scored in the 99th percentile on the GMAT.

•Steven W. Dulan, J.D. – Steve is the author of "GMAT Exam Cram", formerly published by QUE Publishing, and "GMAT Exam Prep", formerly published by Pearson Education.  Steve has been preparing students for the GMAT over nearly 20 years; he started out as a Kaplan instructor and later founded Advantage Education.  Steve scored in the 99th percentile on the GMAT.  

“We believe the best way to improve your GMAT score is to learn from high-quality practice questions,” says a Magoosh co-founder.  “We hope that Magoosh.com is a service that makes high-quality and personalized GMAT prep affordable for all.”

On Magoosh.com test-takers can answer hundreds of questions and get analytics on their performance for free.  High quality explanations will be available for about the cost of a typical GMAT prep book.

About Magoosh

Magoosh’s mission is to provide high-quality preparation services that will help all test-takers improve their scores.

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Magoosh, a test preparation website created by renowned GMAT tutors and MBAs from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley, gives test-takers a chance to improve their GMAT score for the cost of a typical GMAT preparation book.