Leland+ for GRE

How Are the GMAT and GRE Scored?

Demystify GMAT and GRE scoring systems! Learn how each test is graded and what your scores really mean for your grad school applications.

(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.

GMAT/GRE Behind the Curtain: What are they really testing?

A deep dive into the purpose behind each section of the GMAT and GRE, uncovering the core skills schools care about—and how to align your prep accordingly.

Thinking Fast & Slow: Mastering Critical Reasoning with a Stanford MBA

Approach critical reasoning questions with confidence after practicing these techniques from a GMAT/GRE expert.

GRE Overview

This is an overview of the GRE and what to know for the exam. It includes time management strategies and a high level look at some of the sections.

The GMAT and GRE: A Comprehensive Overview

Deciding between the GMAT and GRE? This comprehensive guide breaks down each exam to help you choose the right test for you.

(May 2024) Efficient Study for Quant

Master quantitative subjects with less effort. Learn proven study techniques to ace your exams in math, finance, and other quant-heavy classes.

Crushing Vocab in the GRE

Tired of flashcards? Learn a proven system to master high-frequency GRE vocabulary, boost your verbal score, and get into your target program.

GRE Text Completion

Boost your GRE score with these Text Completion strategies! Learn how to analyze context clues and pick the perfect words to fill the blanks.

GRE Geometry: Master the Essential Concepts

Conquer the geometry section of the GRE! Learn the key formulas and strategies you need to solve every problem with confidence.

How to Study for the GRE

A comprehensive guide with proven strategies and tips for creating a personalized study plan and acing the GRE on test day.

Word Problem tricks for the GRE [8/13/2026] (Recording)

After this session, you will know how to break down GRE word problems faster and with fewer errors. We will cover how to identify the hidden variable in rate and work problems, how to set up equations from dense word problems without losing track of what is being asked, and how to avoid the common misreads that cost test-takers points on problems they actually understand. Attending live means you can bring a specific problem type you keep getting wrong and hear how to think through it in real time, which a recording cannot replicate. The coach works with GRE students regularly and will share the patterns that separate high scorers from those who plateau, giving you a window into how an expert actually reads these problems.

Important Techniques to Save Time on GRE Quant

If you are consistently running low on time in the quant section of the GRE and aren't sure how to fix it, I am here to help! In this session we will cover key techniques, important patterns to recognize, and what to memorize in advance so that you are saving precious time when you take the test.

Cool, Calm, and Laser-Focused: Tame Exam Anxiety

Exam performance isn’t just about preparation—it’s about managing pressure in the moment. In this session, you’ll learn practical strategies to control anxiety, sharpen focus, and stay composed before and during high-stakes exams. We’ll cover simple mental frameworks and routines you can implement immediately to improve clarity and confidence under time pressure. Whether you’re preparing for the GRE, GMAT, or another major test, you’ll leave with tools to perform at your best when it counts.

GRE Score Distributions

This document shows a visual representation of the scoring distribution for quant, verbal, and analytical writing; and it also offers data insights for each.

Quant Comparison Sample Questions

Set a timer for 8 minutes and attempt these 5 GRE level quant comparison questions. This will be roughly the same amount of time per question you will have on the real GRE. For each question determine if one quantity is greater, if they are the same, or if the relationship cannot be determined from the information given. Explanations are on the next page.