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Scott Simons
GMAT Tutor
  Personal Math Score: 770
· 16 years in test preparation
·
 9 years as a private GMAT tutor
·
 Authored test prep materials
· Taught more than 500 students


Score Increase After Integrated Learning:
50 Points
 
  It was a pleasure working with my tutor. Without him, I wouldn't have been able to hit my target score and get into my first choice for business school. His lesson plans, sample questions, and way of simplifying difficult concepts were invaluable to me. I only had a couple of weeks and I was able to increase my GMAT score 50 points.  
—Tiffany W.
Los Angeles
  
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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