1. Business Insider

BusinessInsider is a leading American technology blog, digital media startup, and online news platform. It is a heavyweight blog media focusing on IT and entrepreneurship.

BusinessInsider covers a wide range of topics. The scope of articles includes IT technology, products, trends, industry news and news events in various fields, etc. Compared with newspapers and magazines, Business

Insider can be called "new media", the influence of which is basically online; its news is updated at any time and at a faster speed; its storytelling approach is also different from traditional media. It's also different from traditional media in the way it tells its story, and it's more interactive.

BusinessInsider, as a new media outlet, covers news differently than traditional media. Its founder, Henry

Blodet, shared that they present a story with multiple large images with certain explanatory text.

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The information on Insider is useful for business school students, especially those who are majoring in IT technology and finance. It's also a great source of information for business school students who want to start their own business after graduation.

2. Wall Street Oasis

For students majoring in finance, Wall Street

Oasis is the most important website you need to visit. It is the largest community of finance professionals in the US, with a lot of career and industry experiences shared by industry insiders every day. For international students, the most attractive thing about Wall Street Oasis

is that there are a lot of interview and application experiences as well as written test contact questions shared by people who have already been employed in top Wall Street investment banks. It is recommended that students in finance-related fields should pay attention to and read it consistently since their sophomore year.

3. Harvard Business Review Harvard Business Review

Harvard Business

Review (HBR), founded in 1922, is the signature magazine of Harvard Business School. When it was founded, its mission was to work to improve management practices. Ninety years later, HBR has become the home of advanced

management concepts and is dedicated to giving professionals around the world thoughtful management insights and best management practices that will positively impact them and their organizations.HBR provides business cases that are better suited for students who want to pursue a career in management and consulting.HBR's website is now a favorite online platform for business and management majors as well. online platform to log on to.

4. Investopedia

Investopedia is the financial education website of Valueclick

Brands. Named after Invest + encyclopedia, it is one of the largest international financial education websites available. The site was created by Corey Jensen and Corey Wagner in

June 1999. One thing that makes Investopedia different from other financial information websites is that the encyclopedia feature provided by Investopedia is more suitable for undergraduate students who are still in the learning and exploratory stage to learn about the financial field. So far, Investopedia's entries have covered basically everything an undergraduate finance student needs to know about finance.

GMAT Reading Extracurricular Textbook List

The following is a list of books recommended by GMAT experts:

1. Business

Because the GMAT test itself is designed for graduate MBA programs at business colleges and universities, the most common reading material is business articles. For this type of article, generally the most recommended original material is the Wall Street Journal (Wall

Street Journal) and the Economist magazine, the former is a daily, the latter for the weekly. Candidates who are relatively uninformed about the basics of business-related knowledge can also read Bloomberg

Businessweek for basic information on science. In addition, you can also read some entry-level basic business books, such as Cartoon by Yoram Bauman

Introductions to Micro and Macroeconomics.

2. Natural Science & Biology

In addition to business articles. The second most frequent articles in GMAT Reading tend to deal with the areas of Natural Sciences and Biology. As a result, the best textbook for this type of content is the well-known scientific reader Scientific

American. If you lack the relevant knowledge base, by reading Scientific American, you can better familiarize yourself with the content and style of these articles, and form a more familiar reading experience with the GMAT reading, and then read the natural science and biology content in the GMAT article, you will not be too rusty and unable to understand the meaning of the article.

3. Sociology

Sociology covers a wide range of topics that are more common on the GMAT, but unfortunately most of the original magazines don't have the high end of academics, such as The Wall Street Journal or Scientific American, which are more targeted to match the level of reading on the GMAT. So the master teacher recommended only to be able to give some of the more fragmented article sources, such as the New York Times will occasionally appear in some of the academic articles related to sociology, we can use to read; or Sundays

NYT Book Review if there is a published on the sociology of the new book book review articles, also recommended that the students to read. In addition, New Yorker and Atlantic

Monthly have some articles with high quality writing, although the content of the subject matter may not be very linked to the GMAT, but from the point of view of improving reading ability, it is still very worthwhile for you to read and learn.