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Thanks to both so far. The Manhattan course does seem pretty good and I like how it is "live"
The only problem with doing Manhattan is that I am going on my 2 week honeymoon the 1st 2 weeks in October and my finacee would kill me if I tried to log in during this time!!
Do they have make up sessions or other courses I could enroll in to make up the time I will miss?

Choosing a course is tough/confusing because some people love certain companies...it all depends on what works for someone. My brother is currently enrolled in the online Kaplan premium and loves it.
With the stress I went through prepapring for, but mostly fretting about the 1st exam, I hate to go through this again but I just need to make the best of it and get more serious about studying this time.
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Yes, I agree that you have to go with what works for you. As far as your question about the "make-up" sessions with MGMAT on-line course, you do get 2 options. MGMAT has a generic on-line library of all the sessions so that if you miss your class, or want to review a lesson again, you can listen to the recording and see all the on-line materials. Or you can access the recording of your class if you were not able to attend. I always chose the latter because you get used to the style and voices of your instructors :)

MGMAT focuses on teaching the content as opposed to tricks, so it defenitely gices you a great foundation to build on.
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Thanks so much nervous gmat.
Do you know anything about the Princeton Review Online courses?
Their prices seem to be better than Kaplan---not that price is the biggest facotr in choosing by any means. I just want to ensure that I score to my potential on test day and take approx 10 weeks to do a course.
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I don't know much about princeton review online course. But what I've heard, it's comparable to that of Kaplan. I'd also think about the quality of the study materials that come with the on-line course, and the quality of the practice tests that are offered to you. IMO, Princeton has better quality books and better CATs than Kaplan. But then again, Manhattan GMAT study guides and MGMAT CATs beat both hands-down.
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