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June 2024 was the last LSAT with Logic Games. Love 'em or hate 'em, Logic Games were a huge part of the LSAT exam and a right of passage for many a law school candidate — and they are no more. RIP, Games. So what does this mean for you? What does the new version of the LSAT look like moving forward? How should you prepare for it? With Logic Games being replaced by a second Logical Reasoning section, how can you learn to love LR and get a great score on test day? We're joined by LSAT expert Dave Hall, LSAT instructor at Dominate Test Prep and founder of Velocity LSAT, to break it all down for you. The only constant is change, as they say, and this change to the LSAT presents a great opportunity for you to separate yourself from your peers by preparing effectively for the new-look LSAT. Dave is here to tell you how. RESOURCES / LINKS "Introduction to Conditional Reasoning + Practical Applications for the LSAT"Get Started with LawHubhttps://www.velocitylsat.com/offers/NRLpWowXhttps://www.velocitylsat.com/offers/LzTwauXZhttps://www.velocitylsat.com/offers/Qjs3WYgG SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: LSAT vs. GRE for Law School Admissions, with Dave Hall5 Things I Wish I Had Known Before Starting Law School, with Dave HallOn the New Digital LSAT (and a Good Ham Sandwich), with Dave Hall A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “All good things must come to an end.” — Geoffrey Chaucer Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

On February 1, 2024, the “old” GMAT is going away and the new GMAT Focus Edition is the version of the business school entrance exam that MBA hopefuls will take as part of the admission process moving forward. In this episode we take a deep-dive look a the new GMAT exam from a psychometric standpoint, meaning the intellectual abilities and skills GMAT Focus tests and the psychological traits built into the makeup of the exam. Specifically, we analyze the GMAT Focus Edition on five fronts: notWhile we geek out a bit when talking about certain features of the GMAT Focus Edition, we always bring it back to what it means for you as a test-taker in terms of being able to get more right answers on test day. If you’re planning to take GMAT Focus, you’ll have a much better understanding of what you’re in store for after listening to this episode. If you’re an MBA admissions officer or consultant, you’ll have a better feel for what the GMAT Focus Edition measures, how it compares to the old GMAT, and how to think about a student’s score when evaluating their application. RESOURCES / LINKS "Equating GMAT Focus vs GMAT Scoring Scales"Complete GMAT Focus Prep CourseSIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Initial Thoughts on the New GMAT Focus Edition, with Barbara CowardWhat Good are Standardized Tests Anyway?GMAT vs. GRE for MBA AdmissionsA DOSE OF MOTIVATION “Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.” — Muhammad Ali Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT), the granddaddy of all standardized tests, is finally joining the digital age. International students have already been able to take the SAT on a computer; as of March 2024, the new Digital SAT will permanently replace pencil-and-paper exams worldwide. The SAT is evolving — and that's a good thing says Mike Bergin, President & Owner of Chariot Learning. Mike joins this episode to help us prepare for this brave new world of college admissions testing. We discuss: The only constant in life is change, as they say. But change doesn't have to be scary. Indeed, once you fully understand how the new Digital SAT works and what you're in store for on test day, you can fully embrace this change and dominate your performance on test day. After learning from Mike in this episode, you'll be able to do just that. RESOURCES / LINKS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the Digital SATFree SAT PrepPersonalized SAT PrepChariot LearningMike Bergin on LinkedInEssential SAT Math StrategiesSIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Proven Principles of Perfect Practice, with Mike BerginWhat to Look for in a Tutor, with Mark SkoskiewiczSAT vs. ACT for College Admissions, with Amy SeeleyPlanning Your Campus Visits, with Mary LanniA DOSE OF MOTIVATION "Your outcomes are a lagging measure of your habits…. Your knowledge is a lagging measure of your learning habits…. You get what you repeat." — James Clear Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

There are a number of ways to prepare for your standardized test, one of which is to hire a tutor. Is going the tutoring route right for you? If so, how can you choose a tutor that’s the best fit for your particular learning style? In this episode we explore key aspects of effective tutoring with MyGuru founder Mark Skoskiewicz. Specifically, we discuss: Whether you already know you want to work with a tutor or you’re still in the early stages of preparing for your exam, Mark’s perspective on what it takes to succeed on a high-stakes test will serve you well as you decide on the best approach to your prep. RESOURCES / LINKS Peak PerformanceMyGuru's tutoring optionsprep coursesSIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: How to Use Practice Tests (and What to Avoid), with Vinay NarangHow to Find the Motivation to StudyTest Mastery Part 1: The Success Triad + Time Management TipsA DOSE OF MOTIVATION “It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.” — Albert Einstein Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Getting an MBA is challenging under the best of circumstances. When you’re a mother of two, that adds an extra layer of complexity. And if you choose a business school in another country where classes are conducted in your non-native language? Well, some would say you’re a glutton for punishment! But that’s exactly the path that Yurany Hernandez chose — and she has found the experience to be incredibly rewarding. Yurany, who hails from Colombia and is finishing up her degree at NYU Stern School of Business, share’s her story including practical strategies for other mothers and international students trying to juggle the demands of business school in pursuit of their dreams. As Yurany says, “If I can do it, anyone can do it!” RESOURCES / LINKS Connect with Yurany Hernandezprep courses SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: A Peek Behind the MBA Curtain, with Sam KleinHow I Raised My GMAT Score 120 Points, with Matt KunzlerThe Value of an MBA, with Tim Munyon A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “Regret hurts more than failure ever will.” — Elizabeth Rider Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Big changes are coming to the main standardized test you need to take when applying for an MBA, and we're here to break it down for you. Specifically, the GMAC announced that it will be replacing the GMAT, which has been the gold standard exam for students pursuing an advanced business degree for nearly 70 years, with a new version of the test called the GMAT Focus Edition. We're joined in this episode by Barbara Coward, founder of MBA 360 Admissions, to dissect this monumental news. Specifically, we discuss: As we learn more about the specific details of the exam, we'll update you here on the podcast and via e-mail as well. You can opt-in for those updates HERE. RESOURCES / LINKS Sign up for timely updatesConnect with Barbara Cowardcomprehensive prep courses SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Top 3 Prep Tips for Any Standardized TestHow to Prepare for the Executive AssessmentPriorities if You're Short on Study TimeThe Value of an MBA, with Tim Munyon A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “Change is the only constant in life.” — Heraclitus Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

It's common to hit a plateau as you're preparing for your standardized test. Your momentum stalls, your practice test scores stop going up, and no matter how much you keep studying, you don't seem to be making any progress. The key to getting un-stuck so that you can get off your prep plateau and continue growing toward your goals lies in the "Growth Formula" as laid out by Brad Stulberg and Steve Magness in Peak Performance. In this episode we dissect their formula and reveal what may just be the secret ingredient for you to achieve the breakthrough you're looking for. Incidentally, the components of the Growth Formula will help you achieve excellence in all areas of your life to which you apply them. Even if you haven't [yet] hit a plateau as you're studying for your exam, the concepts and studies discussed here will help you optimize your preparation so that you can experience peak performance on test day. RESOURCES / LINKS Peak PerformanceComprehensive prep courses SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Nutrition Hacks for Improved Focus, Memory, and Mental Clarity, with Dr. Barrett DeubertHow to Get Started Again if Something Derails Your PrepProven Principles of Perfect Practice, with Mike Bergin A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “The process of setting a goal on the outer boundaries of what we think is possible, and then systematically pursuing it, is one of the most fulfilling parts about being human.” — Brad Stulberg Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

It's easy to feel like more is better when it comes to preparing for your standardized test. More instructional videos. More practice problems. Another book. Another course. But the reality is that more is not always better on high-stakes exams, as it can lead to uncertainty -- and therefore wrong answers -- during the time pressure of test day. Instead, we explain in this episode why it's important to have "one voice" as you're learning the underlying content and test-taking strategies in preparation for your exam. We also tell you how to find that voice and make recommendations for resources you can trust. SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: The Success Triad + Time Management TipsPriorities if You're Short on Study TimeHow to Use Practice Tests (and What to Avoid), with Vinay Narang A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “Too many cooks spoil the broth.” - English Proverb Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Performing well on your standardized test becomes a whole lot easier if you can read faster while retaining more of what you read. As guest Bara Sapir, developer of the MindFlow Speed Reading Program, explains, that's a skill that can be developed with improved technique and practice — and by letting go of some of the common "bad" reading habits that you've likely developed to this point in your academic journey. If you're eager to get a leg up on the reading comprehension portion of your exam — or even to just read faster at work or for pleasure — learn from Bara as she shares: Contrary to common wisdom, improving your reading speed and comprehension is something you can do in a relatively short amount of time, provided you put in the time to learn the necessary skills and practice their implementation. Running out of time on the reading portion of your test doesn't have to be an issue for you any longer. Learn how to fix it in this episode. RESOURCES / LINKS freehttps://app.mindflowspeedreading.com/free/speed-readhttps://mindflowspeedreading.comComprehensive prep courses SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: What Should I Be Reading?Reading Comprehension Strategies for ESL Students (and Everyone Else!)Overcoming Test Anxiety, with Bara Sapir A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” — Confucius Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

It seems like there's never enough time to do all the things we want to in life. That can be especially true when it comes to preparing for your standardized test. You're busy: job, family, school, hobbies, etc. And yet, you need to carve out sufficient time to study effectively for your exam. But how? That's exactly the concern submitted by one of our students, Madeline, who wrote: "I am concerned about having enough time to study. I work full time (most weeks, more than 40 hrs a week)...and the math is a lot to take in and relearn.” Sound familiar? In this "mailbag" episode we address Madeline's hang-up and provide practical prep tips for students who fall into one of two categories: In a perfect world, you'd be able to drop everything and devote 100% of your time over the next couple months preparing for your exam. But that's not realistic. Yet, it's still possible to get a great score even if you're limited on study time -- provided you prioritize the right things and structure your study sessions optimally. By the end of this episode, you'll know how. Questions? Comments? Topic suggestions for future episodes? Reach out to us at support@dominatetestprep.com. We'd love to hear from you! SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: How to Get Started Again if Something Derails Your PrepHow I Raised My GMAT Score 120 Points, with Matt KunzlerHow to Stay Consistent With Your Studying A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “If you want something done, ask a busy person.” — Benjamin Franklin Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Graduate schools generally have more than one application deadline throughout the year, and when you apply often impacts your likelihood of being admitted. Indeed, it's more important than ever that you apply as early as possible in the admission cycle, according to Linda Abraham, founder of Accepted -- especially given the expected increase in application volume resulting from trends in the current economic landscape. In this episode, Linda elaborates on that thesis as we discuss: If you've already decided that graduate school is in your immediate future, there's no time to waste when it comes to getting your test score and starting to work on your applications. After listening to this episode and hearing what Linda has to share, you'll understand why. Enjoy! RESOURCES / LINKS “When Should I Plan to Apply to Grad School? NOW!!!”Are you ready for an MBA?Are you ready for law school?Are you ready for an Engineering degree?Are you ready for med school?Contact Linda Abrahamprep courses SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: When is the Best Time to Take Your Exam?How to Determine Where to Apply, with Linda AbrahamFramework for a Successful Grad School Application, with Linda Abraham A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today.” — Benjamin Franklin Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Darius Whitted was the first person in his family to go to college. Then, as if that weren't enough, he went on to earn his MBA from the Thomas School of Business at UNC Pembroke, graduating this Spring. Those accomplishments are impressive in their own right, to be sure. But what makes Darius's educational journey even more remarkable is that Darius has been paralyzed since the age of three. In this episode of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast, Darius shares his inspiring story of overcoming the obstacles that life has thrown at him in pursuit of a brighter future. He believes that he can make a positive difference in the world through business, and there can be little doubt that with his positive attitude and can-do spirit — and his newly-earned MBA degree! — he will do just that. Getting an advanced degree can be challenging. After listening to Darius, hopefully you come away realizing that if he can defy the odds and do it, you can, too. Enjoy! RESOURCES / LINKS "Graduate Student Overcomes Unbelievable Odds to Degree"The University of North Carolina at PembrokeLinkedInFacebook SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Succeeding in School — and Life — with a Learning Disability, with Dr. Shirag ShemmassianWhat Corporate Recruiters are Looking For, with Jemima MakisThe Value of an MBA, with Tim Munyon A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “Always listen to experts. They’ll tell you what can’t be done, and why. Then do it.” — Robert A. Heinlein Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) recently released the results of its Prospective Students Survey 2022, a tool used to provide graduate business schools with critical insights into the decision-making processes of people currently considering applying to a graduate management education (GME) program. Many of the findings are valuable for applicants as well, as they shed light on current trends in the business school industry and paint a picture of the education landscape students will be navigating over the next few years. To help unpack some of the report's most interesting results, we've invited MBA admissions consultant Barbara Coward, founder of MBA 360 Admissions, to share her perspective. We discuss: This year's report is chock-full of interesting data about current trends in the GME space. With Barbara's help, we do a thorough job of distilling some of the most salient insights for you. But if you also want to hear the GMAC's perspective on their own survey, you can attend their webinar on May 18, 2022 where they will further discuss key findings. RESOURCES / LINKS GMAC Prospective Students Survey 2022Deans SummaryInfographicPost-GMA Career AspirationsContact Barbara CowardContact Brett EthridgeGMATGREExecutive Assessment SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

The Executive Assessment (EA) is different from other standardized tests in a number of important ways. As such, the way you need to prepare for the EA is distinct in several key respects as well. In this episode we highlight those unique aspects of the exam and lay out a game plan for preparing for the Executive Assessment, including: If you're applying for an EMBA or MBA and need to take the Executive Assessment, you'll come away from this episode knowing exactly what you need to do to prepare effectively and dominate the EA on test day. Enjoy! RESOURCES / LINKS Executive Assessment QuizOfficial EA Practice TestsOfficial EA Practice QuestionsGMAT Official Guide"Top 3 Mistakes to Avoid on the Executive Assessment"Executive Assessment Prep CourseContact Us SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Key Differences Between the Executive Assessment and GMATUnderstanding the Executive Assessment, with Manish Dharia of the GMACGMAT vs. GRE for MBA AdmissionsThe Value of an MBA, with Tim Munyon A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “Don’t wait for the fear to be gone. That day will never come. Feel the fear — and then do it anyway.” — Holly Tree Richardson Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Love 'em or dread 'em, practice tests are an essential and invaluable part of preparing well for your standardized test. They reveal your strengths and weaknesses, help you hone your time management, get you comfortable with the testing experience, and so much more. Yes, practice tests are important -- but only if you use them correctly. In this episode of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast, we'll show you how. Joined by special guest Vinay Narang of GMAT Genius, we cover: Whether you're just starting your test prep journey and are gearing up to take your first practice test or you've already taken a bunch of practice tests and are wondering what to do next, the insight Vinay shares in this podcast will point you in the right direction. Enjoy! RESOURCES / LINKS Official GMAT Practice TestsHow to Get the Free GRE Practice Tests from ETSOfficial Executive Assessment Practice TestsOfficial LSAT Practice TestsAll About the GMATContact Us SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Test Mastery Pt.2: Customizing Your Study Plan, with Vinay NarangDo's and Don'ts for Reviewing Your Practice Test ResultsProven Principles of Perfect Practice, with Mike BerginOvercoming Test Anxiety, with Bara SapirConnect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Applying to business school? You'll likely need to take either the GMAT or Executive Assessment (EA) for admission. The two exams are similar in many ways, as the EA was developed by the same organization that created and administers the GMAT exam. But the EA and GMAT are also very different in several key ways -- and understanding those differences is crucial for you in deciding which exam to prepare for. In this episode we provide a brief history of each test so that you better understand what they are designed to accomplish in the context of MBA / EMBA admissions. We then explain important differences between the Executive Assessment and GMAT in five areas: As you'll learn, it would be a mistake to simply think of the Executive Assessment as an "easier" version of the GMAT, or as "GMAT Lite" as some have called it. To the contrary, the EA is its own entity designed for a specific type of MBA applicant. By the end of this episode, you'll know whether or not that's you! FREE EXECUTIVE ASSESSMENT QUIZ What are you in store for on the Executive Assessment? Take our free 6-question EA Quiz to find out! https://www.dominatetestprep.com/what's-on-the-ea RESOURCES / LINKS GMAT vs. EA: Which Exam Should You Take?"How the Executive Assessment is Structured"GMAT Exam StructureComplete Executive Assessment Prep CourseGMAT Prep CourseContact Brett Ethridge SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: Understanding the Executive Assessment, with Manish DhariaLSAT vs. GRE for Law School Admissions, with Dave HallGMAT vs. GRE for MBA AdmissionsConnect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

We've all been there: You're cruising along on your exam, slaying questions, feeling good, and then boom, you're presented with a question that you're not quite sure how to answer. Your mind goes blank. You can't figure out how to make inroads. You're stuck. So what do you do? You follow the 5-step game plan that we lay out in this episode to get unstuck on challenging questions. These tips and strategies won't guarantee that you'll get a right answer; some questions are just plain hard. But employing these methods will at least give you a fighting chance. More than that, they'll keep you in the right frame of mind so that you're able to perform your best on the rest of the exam as well. Oh, and be sure to listen all the way to the end where we share an invaluable way to avoid getting stuck in the first place. Enjoy! RESOURCES / LINKS Watch the complete solution"Triangle Inscribed in a Circle"comprehensive prep coursesContact Us SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: How to Answer Questions Faster3 Ways to Worry Less for Better Test-Day PerformanceTest Mastery Part 2 -- Customizing Your Study Plan A DOSE OF MOTIVATION: “Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” — Mike Tyson Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

The American Bar Association (ABA) made a major ruling earlier this month allowing law schools to accept the GRE in lieu of the LSAT for admissions decisions. While this opens the door to a larger potential applicant pool, there are a lot of factors you need to consider when determining whether to take the LSAT or GRE when applying to law school. To dissect this major announcement by the ABA and help you make the best decision possible for which standardized test to take, we're joined in this episode by Dave Hall, expert LSAT instructor and law school admissions guru, as we discuss: reallyhardBefore beginning to prepare in earnest for either the LSAT or GRE, listen to the perspective Dave brings to this important decision. What he shares may confirm what you're already thinking or prompt you to switch gears and go another direction. Either way, you'll come away from this episode with clarity about your key decision points so that you can make the best choice for you between the LSAT vs. GRE for law school. RESOURCES / LINKS "ABA Gives Law Schools Go-Ahead to Use GRE"Free LSAT Practice TestsFree GRE Practice TestsGRE Prep CourseLSAT Prep CourseContact Us SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: 5 Things I Wish I Had Known Before Starting Law School, with Dave HallConnect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

There's no doubt that consistency is crucial when it comes to preparing effectively for your standardized test. Miss even a few days, and it can feel like you're starting all over again when you do get back on track with your studying. But how can you ensure that you're taking consistent daily action? We tackle that head-on in this "mailbag" episode of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast as we address the following request from loyal-listener Nina: "If you could please give me a few tips on how I can manage to study everyday as persistence is important (which I lacked and I have come to realize it)...that would be great." If you're struggling with maintaining forward momentum toward your test-day goals, you'll benefit from these five (5) tips for staying consistent with your studying. As your consistency improves, so will your score on test day. Enjoy! RESOURCES / LINKS At the beginning of this episode we share The Daffodil Principle to highlight the value of consistency. You can read more about it here. As always, visit dominatetestprep.com to register for one of our top-rated prep courses. SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these related episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: How to Find the Motivation to StudyTop 3 Prep Tips for Any Standardized TestHow I Raised my GMAT Score 120 Points, with Matt Kunzler A DOSE OF MOTIVATION “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.” — Confucius Connect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.

Achieving the highest levels of education is challenging even under the best of circumstances. But if you’re dealing with a learning disability or other life challenges? Then it can be even harder. Yet, success is possible — even likely — if you adopt the right mindset and take advantage of the opportunities and accommodations afforded to you on your journey. In this episode, hear the inspiring story of Dr. Shirag Shemmassian, founder of Shemmassian Academic Consulting, who overcame Tourette Syndrome en route to getting a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from UCLA. An expert in mental health, Dr. Shemmassian shares valuable insight and first-hand experience to help guide students through the admissions process and succeed in school — and life — while dealing with various conditions. Specifically, in this episode we discuss: A learning disability doesn’t have to limit you as you’re pursuing your educational and life goals. Countless people have overcome incredible obstacles to achieve the highest levels of success, and you can, too. Whether you have a learning condition or not, you’ll be inspired by Dr. Shemmassian’s story and learn important keys to unlocking your own potential. Enjoy! RESOURCES / LINKS Living with Tourette SyndromeShemmassian Academic ConsultingMeet Ibrahim HamadtouDominate Test Prep's industry-leading prep courses SIMILAR EPISODES If you enjoyed this episode, we encourage you to check out these other similar episodes of The Dominate Test Prep Podcast: How to Find the Motivation to StudyNutrition Hacks for Improved Focus, Memory, and Mental Clarity, witConnect with Us YouTube Channelcomprehensive prep courseApple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Email us at support@dominatetestprep.com.