Announcing a new GMAT prep resource via partnership with GMATPill.com

Regular visitors to the site may have noticed a few changes over the past two weeks. I’ve been making a few cosmetic tweaks here and there, but one of the changes was pretty big…so much so that it was worth posting an announcement about it.

My long-time readers may remember an audio interview that I did back in 2009 with Zeke Lee, the founder of the fast-growing GMAT preparation company GMATPill.com. Zeke, who is also a Stanford alum and former Management Consultant, launched this company after catching the entrepreneurial bug and deciding to leave Booz & Co. We had a great time during my interview and have kept in touch periodically since then. Now, we’ve decided to come together to set up an offering that will work directly toward our joint goal of helping as many people as possible gain admission to top business schools.

Recently, I partnered with the team at GMATPill.com to launch a co-branded website with GMAT preparation videos based on the techniques used with their in-person clientele. The videos, which were produced by GMATPill.com, can be found at http://www.gmatprepvideos.com/marquisparker/. In the videos, Zeke walks viewers through the step-by-step approaches to answering different types of GMAT questions that he teaches to his live clients. Before agreeing to partner with him to launch the new site, I watched some of the videos and was amazed at how great the videos were at making the toughest GMAT questions make sense. Zeke’s presentation style is well-suited to this sort of training and the resulting videos are the perfect solution for MBA aspirants for whom private tutors and classroom GMAT training from Kaplan or Princeton Review are not an option.

To visit the co-branded GMAT prep video website, please click on the GMAT Prep tab on the top navigation bar or click on any of the following image links that appear in the site sidebars:

As mentioned above, I have watched the videos on the site and am highly impressed with the quality of the techniques taught in them. If I’d had a resource like this available to me back in the day when I took the GMAT, I would have been all over it.

If you have any questions about the GMAT prep videos, please feel free to reach out to me at marquis-AT-marquisparker-DOT-com or Zeke at zeke-AT-GMATPill-DOT-com.