Bloomberg Exam PrepReviews of bloombergprep.com

I'm a financial professional with family, while most of knowledge for level 3 are comes from my work, this CFA prep help me organize the knowledge and leverage the fragment time,and showing which part is my weakness as well.

I have thought about doing an MBA to help me in a change of career path. I stumbled on the GMAT Bloomberg Exam Prep by accident as I was searching for various resources online to help me learn more about the GMAT and how to prepare for it. After looking at other materials online and spending a few hours I must say that the Bloomberg Exam Prep program seems very thorough. Sometimes it may feel like it is almost too thorough (explaining the difference between adverbs and adjectives for example), but it does need to cater to people who are not native English speakers (like myself). Some parts of the program can be quite redundant and fastidious. However, when it comes to sections that can be quite difficult, the explanations, the workarounds, and the tips are extremely valuable in my opinion. There are always small suggestions on how to save time and be the most efficient with your time. The questions that are timed are also a great asset as they may help you better manage your time. At the end of each timed question, one needs to evaluate themself and estimate how long it took to answer the question, which, I believe, can be very helpful. The one negative side of the timed questions is that you are not warned that the question will be timed until you have started such question. A simple warning that the next question will be timed and the timer only starting once you have clicked on a “ready” button would be greatly appreciated. Please note, I was offered a free plan upgrade as an incentive for publicly sharing my experience. Nonetheless, they did not see my review in advance nor tried to influence my review in any way and it is my genuine experience with this program. All in all, I believe this to be a good program. It guides you through all the stages of the GMAT and pinpoints your weaknesses so you can work on them. The user experience is neat, making it very accessible. The dashboard and the statistics are also a great plus to have a quick idea on how well you are doing. I would honestly encourage friends to try it out if they are thinking about preparing for the GMAT.

I've been studying for GMAT for the last couple of months, choosing which way wasn't so hard for me as I followed my sister's steps and chose to do it through GMAT prep by Bloomberg. Honestly, I can say that so far, I'm content as the interface promises a learning curve plan according to your goal based on an AI system that tracks your progress and, supposedly, provides you with tailored questions and explanations. The dashboard provides statistics of success rates, time per questions answered, divides the lessons per day based on your date of exam. So far, I didn't answer yet exam examples or the essay, but these two are also revied by the AI system and human reviewers respectively. I believe it was a good choice for me, as I can only study from home because of time constraints.