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GRE Final Boss Level: Critical Reasoning [4/30/2026] (Recording)

Critical Reasoning is where GRE Verbal scores are won or lost, and in this session you will learn how to identify argument structure quickly, spot the assumption types that appear most frequently on test day, and apply a process for eliminating wrong answers that almost look right. These are the patterns that consistently separate strong scorers from those who plateau despite repeated practice. Attending live means you can bring a question about a specific question type or reasoning pattern that has been costing you points, and hear a direct response tailored to your situation rather than a general explanation. The coach works with GRE students regularly and will share the reasoning frameworks they actually use when breaking down the hardest CR prompts, which is worth showing up for on its own.

Conducting Successful One on Ones

Learn how to conduct one-on-one meetings that drive performance and build strong relationships with your team. This is a must for any leader.

An Example of a Latham & Watkins Cover Letter for Emerging Companies Practice

This cover letter connects a background in entrepreneurship and clean energy to a firm's forward-looking practice in emerging companies.

Salary Negotiation Scripts That Get You Higher Offers

Learn the exact scripts and strategies to use when negotiating your salary and get the compensation you deserve.

Case Analysis: Math, Moves, and Shortcuts

Doing the math right is just table stakes; telling me what the math means is how you win the offer. We'll walk through how to clear a slide and develop the quantitative engine to drive the case forward. You will learn how to perform calculations under pressure, break down common charts, and crucially, how to pivot immediately from the answer to the "So What?"—the strategic insight that enables you to crack the case.

The Accepted Resume: UChicago Law

See a real resume that got a student into UChicago Law. Learn how to highlight experience and skills that admissions committees want to see.

Stanford Grad Essay - Enriching Learning Community

Detailed guide with examples on how to answer the Stanford grad application prompt "enriching the learning community"

Early Applications: What Not To Do

Avoid the most common mistakes students make with Early Action, Early Decision, and Restrictive Early Action to maximize your success.

Communicate Proactively

Master the art of proactive communication to stand out in your role, impress your boss, and accelerate your career growth in any industry.

Navigating Difficult Conversations

Learn how to handle tough conversations with grace and empathy. We'll provide a framework for approaching challenging discussions and building stronger relationships.

College List: What Not To Do

Avoid the most common mistakes students make when building their college list and learn how to create a strategic list that sets you up for success.

Guide to the McKinsey Personal Experience Interview (PEI)

This guide breaks down the McKinsey Personal Experience Interview (PEI) and provides a framework for structuring your stories. Learn how to prepare for the five key leadership dimensions and ace your interview.

Networking Strategy for Startups and Tech: Forwardable Emails

Learn how to write the perfect email that gets forwarded to key decision-makers and lands you the job at top startups and tech companies.

(May 2024) Advanced Averages, Mixtures, and Solutions

Master the most challenging averages, mixtures, and solutions problems with advanced strategies for the GMAT, GRE, and other standardized tests.

College List: Example Walkthrough

Learn how to build a strategic college list with a real-world example walkthrough, complete with safety schools, target schools, and reach schools.

Early Application Options: What to Know

A comprehensive guide to understanding Early Action, Early Decision, and Restrictive Early Action, and how to choose the best option for you.