Geometry for College Admission Tests

What you’ll learn:
Solve all Geometry problems (easy to hard) on the College Admission Tests
How to indentify immediately what to do in any given Geometry problem on College Admission Tests.
Solve easy to hard Geometry Fundamentals problems (points, lines, angles, etc.)
Solve easy to hard Triangles problems (congruency, similarity, pythagorean theorem, triangle inequality, area, perimeter, etc.
Solve easy to hard Polygons problems (cuadrilaterals, pentagon, hexagons, etc.)
Solve easy to hard Solids problems (prisms, pyramids, cylinders, etc.)
Solve easy to hard Analytical Geometry Fundamentals (lines, circles, slope of a line, etc.)

Requirements:
Good understanding of Arithmetic and Algebra (High School Algebra).
Desire to learn.
Must be willing to do LOT of practice problems and exercises.

Description:
This course is a complete course of Geometry in both High School and College level syllabus with an emphasis and focus on College Admission Tests like the GRE, SAT, ACT, GMAT, ASVAB, etc. Therefore, this course have a dual purpose of teaching all the Geometry on High School and College level and help students with Geometry on this College Admission Tests.This course is composed of 9 sections (7 of the sections are core sections) with 38 lectures and almost 22 hours of video. There is also lots of downloadable resources but here and externally. The resources with have are textbooks, practice exercises, workbooks and other stuff in pdf format for easy reading and printing. The following are the lectures of the courseLecture 1: Course OverviewLecture 2: Points, Lines and PlanesLecture 3: AnglesLecture 4: Parallel Lines, Perpendicular Lines and Intersecting LinesLecture 5: Section 2 Exercises from SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.Lecture 6: Triangles Definition and ClassificationLecture 7: Congruent TrianglesLecture 8: Similar TrianglesLecture 9: Triangle InequalityLecture 10: Pythagorean TheoremLecture 11: Area and Perimeter of TrianglesLecture 12: Section 3 Exercises from SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.Lecture 13: ParallelogramsLecture 14: RectanglesLecture 15: SquaresLecture 16: TrapezoidsLecture 17: RhombusesLecture 18: Section 4 Exercises from SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.Lecture 19: Regular Polygons and Pentagon, Hexagon, Octagon, etcLecture 20: Area and Perimeter of Composite Figures and Shaded RegionsLecture 21: Section 5 Exercises from SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.Lecture 22: Circle Properties and DefinitionsLecture 23: Inscribed and Circumscribed FiguresLecture 24: Area and Perimeter of CirclesLecture 25: Section 6 Exercises from SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.Lecture 26: PrismsLecture 27: PyramidsLecture 28: Cylinders and ConesLecture 29: Other SolidsLecture 30: SpheresLecture 31: Section 7 Exercises from SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.Lecture 32: The Cartesian Plane PropertiesLecture 33: Slope of a LineLecture 34: Equations of a LineLecture 35: Circles in the Cartesian PlaneLecture 36: Section 8 Exercises from SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.Lecture 37: Course ReviewLecture 38: My Other Courses and Good Bye

Who this course is for:
Future SAT taker.
Future GRE taker.
Future ASVAB taker.
Future GMAT taker.
Anybody who is struggling with Geometry concepts.
College Students struggling with Geometry.
Parents and guardians of high school students struggling with Geometry.