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author: mike mᶜgarry

mike mᶜgarry
mike served as a gmat expert at magoosh, helping create hundreds of lesson videos and practice questions to help guide gmat students to success. he was also featured as “member of the month” for over two years at gmat club. mike holds an a.b. in physics (graduating magna cum laude) and an m.t.s. in religions of the world, both from harvard. beyond standardized testing, mike has over 20 years of both private and public high school teaching experience specializing in math and physics. in his free time, mike likes smashing foosballs into orbit, and despite having no obvious cranial deficiency, he insists on rooting for the ny mets. learn more about the gmat through mike’s youtube video explanations and resources like what is a good gmat score? and the gmat diagnostic test.

  • making the most of the college fair season

    here’s a great guest post from our friends over at welcome to college: fall is a busy time of year for both students and those who work in college admissions. as students figure out their classes for the semester, admissions folks are launching into their fall travel. this means that admissions counselors from colleges and…

  • 5 easy ways for undergrads to reduce the need for student loans

    david bakke is a writer for the popular personal finance website, money crashers, where he shares tips for saving money and getting ahead with education, careers, and small business. the cost of college is skyrocketing. one year at a public institution currently averages $22,261 according to the college board, and private school is basically double…

  • 5 tips to writing the perfect college application essay

    a guest post from our friends at grammarly.com–enjoy! 🙂 for those of you studying for your sats, all the best, and remember, if you are not satisfied with your scores the first time round, you can take the test again. hurray for second (and third) chances, i say. what you don’t get a second chance…