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Patrick Jackson

Curious about all aspects of graduate business education. Enjoys wiring and sharing.

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GMAT Math Even/Odd Questions (Video)

Published on 2015-09-24 08:56:55 Patrick Jackson Quantitative, GMAT, Videos, How to Get 700 on GMAT

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Learn a systematic technique for testing cases in even/odd questions on the GMAT math sections.

The Best Student Cities for Business Education

Published on 2015-10-02 05:00:24 Patrick Jackson Preparation Resources, MBA and Masters News, Master's Admisson , Blog

Education combined with leisure is an ideal combination, one that everyone is yearning for as they explore the best student cities in which to pursue a Business or a Management Master’s degree.

Pros and Cons of Online Masters Programmes

Published on 2015-10-16 05:34:21 Patrick Jackson Preparation Resources, MBA and Masters News, Master's Admisson , Blog

The popularity of online Masters programmes is growing immensely as more people prefer to log on to education rather than attend a particular institution every day or whenever they have a class.

What Is MBA Consulting?

Published on 2015-10-23 09:58:25 Patrick Jackson Preparation Resources, Master's Admisson , Blog, Admissions

While the term “MBA Consulting” may be new to you, it has grown in popularity throughout the years and is now perceived by many as being an essential part of the MBA application process.

How to Stay Motivated for Exams (Video)

Published on 2015-11-05 05:01:21 Patrick Jackson TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, GMAT, Tests, Preparation Resources, Videos, English Language Tests , Blog

Find advice from a law student and how she manages to keep herself motivated during exam period, the tools she uses and what else matters.

Unleash Your Creativity (MOOC Review)

Published on 2015-11-11 09:28:38 Patrick Jackson MOOC, Careers, Blog

Those of you who aspire to an MBA should be aware that leading companies look for innovative thinking in new hires and for career advancement. Yet only 1 in 4 people feels truly creative.