Kaplan's leading GMAT course now in a state-of-the-art online classroom
Kaplan is excited to introduce a brand new addition to our comprehensive range of GMAT prep products: GMAT Live Online.
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GMAT Live Online allows you to enjoy the benefits of Kaplan's interactive, instructor-led GMAT prep from your home, office, or anywhere you can access the internet. Kaplan's Live Online courses are held in a state-of-the-art virtual classroom, which allows you to participate in lessons in real-time in a way that replicates the physical classroom experience. You will be able to ask questions and interact with your teacher and other classmates using audio, instant chat, whiteboard, polling, and screen-sharing functionality.
Just like courses taken at a Kaplan Center, GMAT Live Online courses are led by Kaplan's experienced, highly-rated, instructors, and will include the same study materials, practice tests and diagnostic reports. Your lessons cover all of the same question types, content, and strategies that you would find in Kaplan's renowned GMAT Classroom Course. But the classes take place in real-time over the web, allowing you ultimate flexibility and convenience.
Course Schedules
Space is limited in these classes, and will be filled on a first come, first served basis.
Enroll today or call 1-800-KAP-TEST to sign up! Please note that class times listed below are Eastern Standard Time.
Dec 14, 2008 - Feb 08, 2009
Sundays, 6:00PM-8:30PM, Eastern Standard Time
Jan 7, 2009 - Mar 4, 2009
Sundays, 7:00PM-9:30PM, Eastern Standard Time
Teacher: Stephen Synder
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Check back for more classes starting in November and December.
Course Structure
Kaplan's GMAT Live Online Course includes:
- 1 Diagnostic test to assess your baseline and strengths and weaknesses, plus 9 computer adaptive tests throughout the course
- 9 course sessions:
- 1 Orientation session which provides an overview of your course, the technology, and the GMAT exam
- 8 in-depth GMAT classes, 4 math and 4 verbal, with content, critical thinking and test-taking strategies for every question type on the exam. These sessions are led by a top Kaplan GMAT instructor and delivered in real time.
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sample syllabus.
Why take a Kaplan GMAT Live Online course?
- Participate in the leading GMAT prep class from wherever it's convenient for you--no need to spend time commuting or money on gas.
- Learn content and strategy for every math, verbal, and analytical writing question type on the GMAT from your expert Kaplan instructor.
- Interact with your instructor and classmates in real time with audio, video, and chat capabilities that replicate the classroom experience.
- Only Kaplan offers the Ultimate Practice Test—a computer-adaptive practice test at an actual GMAT testing facility
- Kaplan's resources and materials are based on decades of research and test expertise. Practice with 9 full-length computer adaptive practice tests, extensive online resources, over 3000 realistic GMAT questions exclusive to Kaplan, and GMAC's Official Guide to GMAT Review, for realistic practice in-class and out.
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- Focus on your areas of greatest opportunity with our exclusive Smart Reports™ online score analysis and personalized recommendation system. Only Kaplan offers adaptive, personalized guidance on what to do next, based on your performance.
- Plus—More people get into business school with a Kaplan GMAT course than any other major course.† Kaplan has helped thousands of students score higher on the GMAT, and we can help you score higher—guaranteed.
With the most realistic, most personalized, and most effective preparation available, along with our Higher Score Guarantee, Kaplan's GMAT programs will help you get the score you need to get into your target MBA program.
†People refers to adults who took the GMAT and a course to prepare for it, were accepted into business school and participated in the survey. The Harris Interactive® online study for Kaplan conducted between December 6th and 21st, 2007 among 196 US adults who applied to and were admitted into business school, of whom 181 took the GMAT and a course to prepare for it.
