This unit builds the foundation for GMAT Verbal by teaching how Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension are structured and tested. You'll learn how to deconstruct arguments, identify question types, and read passages strategically so you can focus on reasoning instead of getting overwhelmed by content.

This unit develops your ability to classify arguments and understand the core tasks in assumption-based questions. You'll also begin applying structured strategies to Reading Comprehension, learning how question type and language patterns guide correct answers.

This unit trains you to handle plan-based arguments, one of the most common and misunderstood CR types. You'll practice targeting goals, constraints, and assumptions while reinforcing Unit 2 skills under exam-like conditions.

This unit focuses on "regular" CR arguments and strengthens your ability to evaluate how information affects conclusions. You'll refine your ability to identify logical gaps and eliminate attractive but irrelevant answers under time pressure. You'll finish up the unit with a thorough review of the verbal concepts from Unit 3 under exam-like conditions.

This unit builds mastery of explanation arguments by teaching you how to recognize observation-and-explanation reasoning and the specific thought patterns that correct answers consistently address. You'll then reinforce the concepts from Unit 4 by completing a Unit 4 Verbal Review Set under exam-like conditions, so you can apply the approach quickly and accurately when it counts.

This unit covers advanced CR families, including structure- and evidence-based questions. You'll learn to analyze arguments independent of topic content and apply advanced reasoning skills consistently across difficult questions before revisiting the concepts from Unit 5 under exam-like conditions.

This unit introduces core problem-solving strategies like smart numbers and working backwards, alongside essential algebra, number properties, and translation skills. You'll learn how to simplify problems strategically instead of defaulting to brute-force math.

This unit deepens your ability to recognize structure in algebra, number properties, and word problems. You'll learn estimation, remainders, quadratics, inequalities, rates, and overlapping sets while avoiding common GMAT language traps. You'll finish the unit by revisiting the concepts from Quant Unit 2 under exam-like conditions.

This unit focuses on higher-level abstraction, including functions, sequences, rates with changing conditions, combinatorics, and statistics. You'll learn how to leverage diagrams to represent some of the more challenging word problems subtopics. You'll finish the unit by revisiting the concepts from Quant Unit 3 under exam-like conditions.

This unit develops advanced reasoning skills involving quadratics, inequalities, weighted averages, probability, and unit conversions. You'll continue to leverage the word problems diagrams from Quant Unit 4 and learn some new ones that simplify complex statistics questions. You'll finish the unit by revisiting the concepts from Quant Unit 4 under exam-like conditions.

This unit covers advanced number properties, probability structures, statistics bounds, and algebraic techniques like conjugation. You'll finish the unit by revisiting the concepts from Quant Unit 5 under exam-like conditions.

This unit builds mastery of Data Sufficiency by teaching structured evaluation methods, rephrasing, and logical testing strategies. You'll learn how to determine sufficiency confidently without unnecessary calculation, while reinforcing core reasoning skills.

This unit focuses on extracting meaning from graphs and tables under time pressure. You'll learn how to filter information, avoid visual traps, and make accurate yes/no decisions using structured analysis.

This unit trains you to synthesize information across multiple sources and conditions. You'll learn how to translate complex setups, manage interdependent information, and apply quantitative reasoning in integrated contexts.