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Manhattan GMAT course [#permalink] New post   04 Sep 2007, 12:41
Has anybody used the Manhattan GMAT 9-class course, either real class or virtual/online?
I'm thinking of signing up for it but I'd like to know how much it really helps before I shell out a thousand bucks.

thanks!
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Re: Manhattan GMAT course [#permalink] New post   04 Sep 2007, 12:44
sonibubu wrote:
Has anybody used the Manhattan GMAT 9-class course, either real class or virtual/online?
I'm thinking of signing up for it but I'd like to know how much it really helps before I shell out a thousand bucks.

thanks!


What is your current practice score? I think mgmat is best served to push one's score from a mid 600 to over 700. But remember, it's not a magic wand. You're going to have to study very hard.
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[#permalink] New post   04 Sep 2007, 15:40
My first practice score is 700 (Q 46, V 40). My target score is a 750 or higher. I've only used OG11 so far but it doesn't have enough of the more difficult Quant problems that I need to practice to get a 50 or higher Q score on the GMAT.
I was hoping MGMAT would fill that gap and help raise the verbal score a bit too.
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[#permalink] New post   04 Sep 2007, 17:19
sonibubu wrote:
My first practice score is 700 (Q 46, V 40). My target score is a 750 or higher. I've only used OG11 so far but it doesn't have enough of the more difficult Quant problems that I need to practice to get a 50 or higher Q score on the GMAT.
I was hoping MGMAT would fill that gap and help raise the verbal score a bit too.


I would finished up the OG, and do NOT take the GMATPrep if you already haven't.

Take the mgmat if you like. If you're disciplined enough and can teach yourself the material, just buy the mgmat books.

Be forewarned, the mgmat reading comp/critical reasoning is a joke. If you need improvement in SC, def pick up the mgmat SC guide.

When you think you're ready, take the GMATPrep. That will be the predictor of your actual performance.
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[#permalink] New post   05 Sep 2007, 18:42
If you're starting at 700 I really don't think you need a class. Just do self prep and if you find a weakness, maybe work with a tutor for a few hours.
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