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The GMAT is the great equalizer in the business school admissions process. It can make the so-so application great and it can make the stellar application crumble. Clayborne is here to help you maximize your score so you can get into the program of your dreams.
Intro to GMAT

GMAT: Invest in Your Future

 

The business school admissions process can be daunting. You’ve tried your best to land the perfect internship, get glowing letters of recommendation, and maintain a stellar GPA, all to dazzle the admissions staff at your top choice school. Or maybe you didn’t land that internship, your professors don’t even know your name, your GPA isn’t where it should be, and you wonder how in the world you’ll be able to achieve your post-graduate dreams.

No matter where you are on that spectrum, you still have one more chance to impress the admissions staff. The GMAT is the great equalizer in the business school admissions process. It can make the so-so application great and it can make the stellar application crumble.

At Clayborne, we understand what’s riding on this test, and we’re here to help you invest in your future. Our students gain 120 points on average on the GMAT. Work with Clayborne to maximize your score and future opportunities.

Our Unique Process

Our proven track record of success rests on the fundamental principle of individualized learning. We customize our program for each student, ensuring that you use your time efficiently and put yourself in the best possible position for success.

Diagnostic

Take our FREE GMAT Diagnostic (either at one of our centers or in the comfort of your home) to determine your strengths and weaknesses.

Consultation

Meet with our GMAT Program Director (online or in-person) to discuss your score, goals, and timeline.

Custom Program

Partner with an expert tutor for a program tailored to your diagnostic and goals.

Constant Support

Meet regularly with your tutor to track your progress, identify your strengths and weaknesses, and adjust your program as needed to ensure your readiness for test day.

I’m starting the first day of my MBA program today. Thanks again for making me a success! I am so appreciative and could not have done it without you.
-Emily C.

WHO NEEDS TO TAKE THE GMAT?
Mostly business school applicants need to take the GMAT; the GRE is also accepted at business schools, but the GMAT remains the gold standard. In addition, many master’s programs in business-related fields with either require the GMAT or accept either the GMAT or the GRE.
DOES MY GMAT SCORE MATTER?
YES! GMAT scores are a primary factor in business school admission decisions, and are often a determining factor in scholarship opportunities.
HOW LONG IS MY GMAT SCORE VALID?
Your GMAT score is good for 5 years. Put the hard work in now, and keep your options open as you navigate the next 5 years.
WHEN SHOULD I START STUDYING FOR THE GMAT?
The ideal time to start studying is 12 weeks before your target test date. This time frame allows you not only to relearn math concepts and grammar rules, but also to practice and perfect GMAT-specific strategies and time management.
WHY STUDY FOR THE GMAT WITH CLAYBORNE?
At Clayborne, your goals are our priority. We start every GMAT prep program by figuring out where you are now, where you want to go, and how we are going to help you get there. Our expert tutors are constantly adapting your study plan to meet your needs.
When Should I Start Preparing for the GMAT?
Now! GMAT scores are valid for 5 years, so if you’re interested in working for a few years before b-school, applying for deferred admissions programs, or planning to start your graduate program immediately, you should take the GMAT now! The best time to get started is 12 weeks before your ideal test date, and you can take the GMAT nearly any day, depending on your local testing center.

GMAT News

Beginning in mid-April, the GMAC will offer an interim GMAT for students to take at home. The biggest change to the test is the elimination of the essay. The remainder of the test will remain unchanged. In this video, James shares more detail about the interim test...

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