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We have meticulously categorized the topics to give you a clear view of how the GMAT math exam is designed. For each topic, we have developed a set of our own proprietary lecture notes (sample notes) to help you retain the concepts and techniques. You can choose the topics you need help with, or we can give you recommendations based on our consultation.

GMAT Math Topics

Effective Computation Fraction manipulations Must-know fractions/decimals conversions Mixed fractions/decimals calculations Dealing with large/small numbers Important powers of numbers Exponent calculations Radical manipulations Adding evenly spaced integers	Word Problems II Rate/Speed problems Two objects moving in different/same direction(s) Interest rate problems Sets/Table (Venn diagrams)
Algebra I Exponent rules Common products Simplifying algebraic expressions One-variable equations Simultaneous equations Quadratic equations	Number Properties Divisibility Prime number Even & odd numbers Factorials & factoring Pattern recognition Digits Sequences
Algebra II Solving a group of variables (popular in data sufficiency) Inequalities Absolute values Coordinates	Combinatorics Basic principle of counting Counting factors for a number Arranging(permutating) objects with/without restrictions Combinations with/without restrictions Advance grouping
Geometry Must-know measurements Properties of the circle Properties of the triangle Common right triangles Similar triangles Mixed circles and triangles Angle	Probability Proper notation Adding rule Multiplication rules Complement shortcut Apply with combinatorics
Word Problems I Word problem translation (avoid re-reading the problem) Building consistent notation to increase speed Ratio/Percentage problem Shortcut for ratio/percentage problems

Session Timeline

Each session is usually scheduled for 90 minutes. Below is a sample timeline of a typical session.

Time	Activity
0-15 minutes	You ask any questions you may have from the previous lecture or from the assigned homework. If there are no questions, we dive right into the new topic.
15-80 minutes	New concepts will be taught based on our proprietary lecture notes. We make sure you understand the concept by having you apply the techniques to a problem solving quesiton, a data sufficiency quesiton, or both. We analyze your thought process to identify anything inefficient you are doing.
80-90 minutes	We recap the new concepts and assign you targeted problems from the Official GMAT Guide and from our lecture notes.

Upcoming Event

Advanced Counting Methods Online Session
8/9/09 2:00pm - 3:30pm EST

SAMPLE LECTURE NOTES