Dear Future Business Leader,
By using this book to prepare for the GMAT® exam, you are taking every important step toward gaining admission to a high-quality business or management program and achieving a rewarding career in management. I applaud your decision.
The Graduate Management Admission Council® developed the GMAT exam more than 50years ago to help leading graduate schools of business and management choose the applicants who best suit their programs. Programs that use GMAT scores in selective admissions have helped establish the MBA degree as a hallmark of excellence worldwide and have raised the credibility of other graduate-level management and specialized programs. Today, the testis used by more than 5,200 graduate programs and is given to test-takers daily in more than 110 countries around the world.
This 13thedition of The Official Guide for GMAT® Review includes study material for the new Integrated Reasoning section, which makes its debut inJune2012. Four new question types will incorporate advances in technology and measurement to test your ability to integrate information from multiple sources and in multiple formats to make reasoned conclusions. These skills were identified by schools as important for incoming management students to have in an increasingly data-driven world, and their inclusion on the test reflects GMAC's ongoing commitment to evolving with the needs of managementprograms and students.
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