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Scored 705 on GMAT FE with 3 months of prep. As someone who studied for the LSAT while working full time, I can guide around the pitfalls that are common to working professionals and accelerate your progress while accommodating to a professional's schedule.

The GMAT is a fascinating test compared to others I have coached for (SAT, MCAT, USMLE, etc) if for no other reason than because of its unique scoring and administration system. The GMAT is also differentiate from other professional school exams in that test takers are working professionals applying to business school in parallel with full-time work (as opposed to students with more flexible schedules) and the exam tests topics that most examinees have not directly used in years (think: geometry, multivariable algebra, etc). Each of these features add a dimension to the learning curve which can either make the exam especially challenging OR can be leveraged to accelerate score improvement relative to other examinees. When I coach GMAT clients, we focus on the HOW more than the what. Specifically: how to prepare for the test (what to do each day of prep) and how to take the test (what to do when at the computer on exam day). Focused review of specific content can also be useful on a case by case basis for topics that are particularly problematic for the client and also highly represented on the exam.

I spent a VERY long time studying the GMAT only to come up very short on GMAT math. Twice. Then I spent weeks doing nothing but studying those who ACED the exam, with an emphasis on those who did so after having middling scores. The result was a big change in my study and practice process. And I went from 54th percentile math scores TWICE after lots and lots of study, to getting the effective high score on the GMAT Math after only a couple months of study with my new process. I will show you exactly how I did it so you have the same framework and standards I had.

Welcome to my profile! With 35 years of coaching experience including 31 years as the Founder and CEO of MATH 1-2-3, I specialize in private mathematics tutoring and test prep, including GMAT preparation. My background in Applied Statistics and Decision-Making from Gabelli School of Business, combined with my extensive teaching experience at prestigious schools, equips me with the skills to help you excel in the GMAT. I have a proven track record of helping students improve their quantitative skills and achieve their target scores. Let's work together to create a personalized plan that will boost your confidence and performance on test day. Reach out to set up an introductory call!

I believe success on the GMAT is not just about intelligence—it’s about having the right strategy, understanding patterns, and learning how to think through problems efficiently under time pressure. Through my experience solving complex business problems and working in high-performance environments, I’ve developed a structured approach to breaking down challenges into clear, manageable steps. That same approach applies directly to GMAT preparation: identifying weaknesses, building efficient problem-solving frameworks, and creating a study plan that drives measurable improvement. Having recently gone through the MBA journey myself, I also understand that the GMAT can feel overwhelming because it sits alongside work, applications, and other commitments. My goal as a coach is not only to help students improve scores, but also to help them build confidence and avoid wasting time on ineffective preparation strategies. I focus on helping candidates understand the “why” behind questions, develop repeatable methods, and approach the exam with clarity and confidence.

Welcome! I draw on my own recent experience with the GMAT just months ago, when I placed in the 100th percentile of all scorers with a 735 (new edition). The score helped me to earn a spot in Wharton’s deferred MBA program as a Moelis Fellow and I want to help you achieve your business school aspirations. Let me know how I can help!