Thinking, not memoirze. | 770 Scorer (2x) | MIT / UPenn | All Materials
This is a fully personalized GMAT preparation program built around how you think and where you need to improve. Having taken the GMAT twice and scored 770 both times (also taken the new GMAT focus practice and got a 735), I understand the test at a deep level. Keep in mind the GMAT is a REASONING test and not a knowledge/skills test. The perspective vs other tests is different: on the GMAT you're thinking through how to best solve it, rather than simply "getting to the right answer". As a result, we focus on how to think and apply what we know and pattern match. The uphill climb is always on the Quantitative side. If we solidly get that part down, the rest will be a breeze. The first thing I do is identify your strengths and weaknesses. Every student is different, so I build a study plan around exactly what you need to work on. No cookie-cutter curriculum, no generic problem sets, no hours spent on material you already understand. My approach focuses on teaching you how to reason through Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights questions methodically, not on brute force or memorization. When the test throws something unfamiliar at you, you will know how to think your way through it. Most of my students study approximately 4–5 hours per week on their own and complete their preparation in 3–4 months. I provide all preparatory materials, including questions from recent tests, a packaged set of formulas and worked examples, and everything else you need in one place. No hunting for resources.
What's included
- 15 hours of one-on-one coaching tailored to your learning style and goals
- Complete formula and example package — every formula, framework, and worked example you need, organized and ready to use
- All preparatory materials and real test questions included
- Targeted strategies for Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights sections
Meet your expert
Bryan C.
Fasttrack GMAT 2-3 mo | Actual recent test Q's | 770 scorer 2x | MIT+UPenn
Good advice should not break your bank. And good advice should be unique. I teach two things: how to tell your story, and how to think for yourself. On the admissions side, I help applicants find the narrative that connects everything — career decisions, personal experiences, goals — into one coherent, compelling story that is unmistakably yours. No templates, no cookie-cutter essays, no agency writing it for you. I help you uncover what makes your candidacy not just impressive, but inevitable. If your background has a lot of moving pieces — international experience, career pivots, technical roles, startups, non-obvious transitions — that is exactly where I do my best work. On the test prep side, I teach you how to reason through problems, not memorize answers. Every student gets a personalized plan built around their specific strengths and weaknesses. No busywork, no generic problem sets, no hours wasted on things you already know. Most of my students are test-ready in about two months. Efficiency matters to me. Your time is valuable, and I respect it. Whether we are working on essays or exam prep, every session is designed to move you forward with zero wasted effort. My background shaped how I coach. I studied at the University of Pennsylvania (M&T Program) and earned my MBA at MIT Sloan. My career has spanned M&A, venture capital, startup operations, and corporate development across the U.S. and China. I have spent years helping companies and people make sense of complexity — how to position themselves, how to tell a credible story, and how to turn scattered experience into a clear direction. That is exactly what I now do for my clients. I have coached 50 MBA applicants targeting top 10 programs over the past 12 years. I scored a 770 on the GMAT x2 , 337 and 338 on the GRE, 1600 on the SAT, and 35 on the ACT. I know these tests, and I know how to get you where you need to be. Quickly.
