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Heather Borstein
GMAT Math Tutor
· 6 years tutoring GMAT
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Mathematics specialist
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Coursework developer for 1 year
· Bachelors degree in Logic-Math Theory (self-designed)


Score After Integrated Learning:
GMAT 650
 
  My tutor is a wonderful teacher - and I have the highest professional respect for him. I certainly was taught by one of the best teachers out there  
—Himmat S.
Washington, DC
 
SAMPLE LESSON: STANDARD DEVIATION

Click to Download Standard Deviation Lesson
(requires Adobe PDF Reader)*

In the past four years, the GMAT has included standard deviation problems with increasing frequency. Integrated Learning's approach to statistical measurement, and, particularly to standard deviation, is comprehensive and focuses on complete mastery of the topic.

We believe standard deviation must be understood as a mathematical concept. We believe that because the test believes that. As a test taker, you will come across questions that require you to "get" standard deviation, not just derive it.

We present to you, in full, a lesson on Statistical Measurement and standard deviation. We hope it will give you an idea of how we work and the kind of approach we take on the GMAT.


*Click here to get Adobe PDF Reader

 
   
 

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