Friday Links: Business Writing, Integrated Reasoning Data Reports, and More!
Catch up on some business school news and tips with a few of this week’s top stories:
GMAC ˜Jazzed’ By Early IR Section Results (Poets & Quants)
Nine months after rolling out the newest section of the GMAT, representatives from GMAC talk about how test-takers are handling Integrated Reasoning.
Spring into a New Habit (Grad Hacker)
Struggling to keep a daily routine this semester? Grad Hacker shares five great tips to help you establish good habits over spring break.
The Rise of Social Entrepreneurship in Three Charts (Harvard Business Review)
HBR shares some interesting data about the rise of social entrepreneurship at some of the nation’s top business schools.
B-Schools Looks for Way to Use New GMAT in Admissions (Bloomberg Business Week)
This week Bloomberg discusses how business school admissions committees are using the GMAT’s new Integrated Reasoning section to evaluate applicants.
Improve Your Business Writing (Harvard Business Review)
Looking to improve your writing? Here’s a great interview with Bryan Garner, editor in chief of Black’s Law Dictionary and author of the HBR Guide to Better Business Writing.
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