Gene Said:

Will I pass the GMAT and get accepted to MBA program?

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With regard to your preparation for the GMAT, you might consider taking a practice GMAT test or a diagnostic test to determine your current level of score and how much preparation will be required in order for you to achieve your GMAT goals. A program containing 2 full-length practice GMAT tests can be downloaded for free at http://www.mba.com. A diagnostic test is also contained in the Official Guide for GMAT Review. Depending upon your current level of scoring and your GMAT goals, you might benefit from working with a GMAT expert on a 1-on-1 basis to help you achieve your GMAT and MBA admissions goals.

With regard to the content of the GMAT, the GMAT has three sections: the Analytical Writing Assessment section, the Quantitative section and the Verbal section, listed in order of appearance on the exam. The Analytical Writing Assessment section of the GMAT consists of two essay topics, Analysis of an Argument and Analysis of an Issue, to be written in 30 minutes each. The Quantitative section of the GMAT consists of 37 intermingled Data Sufficiency and Problem Solving questions to be answered in 75 minutes. The Verbal section of the GMAT consists of 41 intermingled Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and Sentence Correction questions to be answered in 75 minutes.

With regard to your work experience, yes, in general, the more professional experience you have heading into business school, the better. You might benefit from several years of professional experience prior to applying to business school. The admissions committees at the top business schools will look favorably upon these additional years of work experience. Just as, or more, importantly, these additional years of professional experience will provide you a more insightful perspective on your future career goals and will make your MBA experience all the more rewarding.

Best wishes in your endeavors!


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Wayne Said:

Do you need any kind of education to be a property manager/landlord?

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i would mail the letter to the corportate office, its extremely unprofessional to not even know how to use the spell check button!

Marjorie Said:

B&A Peeps: Do teen authors understand *why* the mainstream won't take them?

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Probably not, because I don't even think *most or some* of them know that you don't just "publish" your book. That someone publishes it for you and that it takes years of honing your skill to be ready for publication.

You make some good points, I agree that teen writers-- even adult writers who don't know anything about the publishing process-- need to wake up and smell the coffee. Writing is hard work and passion isn't enough to get you there.

Jean Said:

I need help writing at the graduate level... Book suggestions?

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Information is below.

Perry Said:

I'm writing an autobiography, could sb. help me proofread it, ie tense, grammar, structure or any suggestions?

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think if it is an important paper, then you should send it to a professional editing and proofreading company. I have used a company in the past and they were pretty good.
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Francisco Said:

Online Business......how long does it take to make 600 dollars?

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You're going to work very hard at this and you're not going to make any money. You'd make more money every month bagging groceries for a few hours a week. Save your time and energy and find something real and productive to do that can earn money.
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People that tell you they are making hundres or thousands online every month are F.o.S. You are already convinced that it's possible so the good advice is falling on deaf ears. Go ahead and waste your time. You will not be competing with me in business because I have real skills and sell real services.
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Of course, you should believe everything you read on wikipedia. I guess you'll learn the hard way. Good luck to you anyway.
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I partially agree with you. The people that run the scams are making pretty good money...off people like you. So in one very limited sense there are some people making money online.

I wish everyone could make money online. My businesses which do a little business online are for antique books, wood and brass engraving and my most successful business is in professional lock and key services. I generate over 100k a year on just my side businesses. Only 10% of that business is brought in from online sources the rest is local. I wish it were more and I wish it were easy. It's not... I've worked night and day and weekends for as long as I can remember to make these things work. Like I said... you already have the answer in you were looking for... go and make your fortune online the "easy" way. Good luck.

In fact, I should start up one of these businesses that trick people into thinking they can generate income from home seeing how there are so many people just like you. The only reason that I don't (and I have the resources to be successful) is that I can't find it in my heart to cheat people.
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You should write articles if it's something you enjoy doing. People that actually write for a living don't seem to care too much about grammar so I don't think that's going to be an issue. You can make money writing only if your writing is clever, interesting, fresh and you understand how to market your work. It's tough to make money writing these days. The market is saturated and content providers don't pay very well. Do it for the joy and you might make some money at it.

The people that are making money "online" are developers that create apps for mobile devices and small producers that make hilarious videos on YouTube. In either case you have to be creative and possess some artistic and/or technical skills.