GMAT Prep Time

LAS recommends prepping approximately, 12-16 weeks before a scheduled test date.

The LAS Difference

Most LAS students achieve 2-4 standard deviations above their pretest scores on the GMAT.

GMAT Scoring

The scoring system for the GMAT includes section scores and composite scores. The composite score is determined by achievement outcomes on the Quantitative and Verbal sections, with a scaled score between 200-800, and an average of 556.

The Analytical Writing and Integrated Reasoning sections are scored separately but do not contribute to the total GMAT score. The Analytical Writing section is scaled from 0-6 in half-point increments, with an average score of 4.44. The Integrated Reasoning Section is scored from 1 to 8 in one-point increments, with an average score for the section is 4.23.

GMAT Test Prep Options

One-to-One Meetings:

Our trained instructors are ready to help you prepare for the GMAT test! LAS offers One-to-One Meetings for any student looking for individualized test prep support. Students will work with a dedicated instructor to focus on their specific needs and pain points. Our instructor will design a personalized curriculum for each student that includes:

  • Initial meeting to determine best plan, set goals, and personalized study strategies
  • Pre and post-testing with ongoing progress tracking
  • Weekly targeted and summative practice questions
  • Integrated standardized test preparation with executive functioning support
  • Ongoing error analysis for a fully adaptive curriculum
  • Key strategies for decision-making and problem solving on the GMAT

Interested in One-to-One Meetings? The LAS Test Prep Coaches are a trained team of lifelong learners. Fill out the LAS Quick Form below to get in touch with LAS and begin GMAT prep.

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Future GMAT Test Dates

Upcoming GMAT test dates vary based on where the student lives. To explore upcoming test dates in your state, click here.

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