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McGraw-Hill's GMAT, 2011 Edition
Get into your dream b-school with help from the experts!
You're ready for the next step in your education: business school. Whether you are newly graduated college student or have been in the workforce for a while, you'll need to prepare for the GMAT to get into the school you want. And we're here to help!
McGraw-Hill's GMAT has the features you need to get your desired score. You will learn how to master the GMAT through practice with questions just like those on the real exam.
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