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Basic Math Review Book in BB's Post [#permalink] New post 31 Jul 2003, 12:31
I think an old post by BB had given us GMAT underachievers a study list to improve quant. scores. It is my understanding it started something like this:

1.) Gmat book by Arco- this book nails down the basics

(The book may be a refresher for many, but you forget some of the real easy stuff the GMAT tests. I found this book to be extremelyvaluable)

2.) Kaplan GRE/GMAT Math review

3.) Official Guide.

I made an attemt to find the Arco book at the local book stores and was unable to do so. Therefore, I ordered it through the web site. (Unsure if Arco was purchased or is owned by Thomson / Peterson's.) However, the book BB was talking about I think may be out of print and I ended up getting the 2nd addition, copywright 2003.

So if anyone is having problem's obtaining the book that was in his post I've made it a little easier...You can track down just about any book with the ISBN # which is as follows: ISBN#:0-7689-1323-3

Hope this is helpful. :?

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Re: Basic Math Review Book in BB's Post [#permalink] New post 31 Jul 2003, 22:25
bradey1167 wrote:
I think an old post by BB had given us GMAT underachievers a study list to improve quant. scores. It is my understanding it started something like this:

1.) Gmat book by Arco- this book nails down the basics

(The book may be a refresher for many, but you forget some of the real easy stuff the GMAT tests. I found this book to be extremelyvaluable)

2.) Kaplan GRE/GMAT Math review

3.) Official Guide.

I made an attemt to find the Arco book at the local book stores and was unable to do so. Therefore, I ordered it through the web site. (Unsure if Arco was purchased or is owned by Thomson / Peterson's.) However, the book BB was talking about I think may be out of print and I ended up getting the 2nd addition, copywright 2003.

So if anyone is having problem's obtaining the book that was in his post I've made it a little easier...You can track down just about any book with the ISBN # which is as follows: ISBN#:0-7689-1323-3

Hope this is helpful. :?

Brian



:oops: I don't think I personally recommened the ARCO book...
I think I have in the black list in the books sections, but if you think it is good, I am not objecting - I just thought it was a way too big and a way too slow moving.


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Re: Basic Math Review Book in BB's Post   [#permalink] 31 Jul 2003, 22:25
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