accountBusiness schools aren't particularly interested in "human calculators", but they do express a direct preference for problem solvers -- those who can efficiently make good decisions. As such, the quantitative side of the GMAT is skewed toward that kind of thinking, and rewards test-takers who can efficiently and accurately analyze numbers.
Join Business Exchange
to access the most
relevant content for you,
filtered by like-minded
business professionals.
Learn more
Reactions to GMAT Tip of the Week: There Must Be an Easier Way
Join Business Exchange
to access the most relevant content for you, filtered by like-minded business professionals. Learn more
account