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Sup Guys, I need your help.
I just started to study for the GMAT not too long ago. Its been awhile since I've done math or verbal. Although I've been in the financial industry for several years now.
First of all, I know what schools I want to go to and I just started writing my essays as well.
I just have NO CLUE where to start with the GMAT study. I bought the 2 Books (Princeton Review 07 and Kaplan Premier 07)
Tell you the truth, I'm doing really bad on my practice exams and half of them I have trouble understanding it. I'm currently freelancing so I have plenty of time to study. Can someone give me an example to a good study plan for a guy like me? Maybe even tell me how to self-study the GMAT? I would appreciate it. Thank you.
I just started to study for the GMAT not too long ago. Its been awhile since I've done math or verbal. Although I've been in the financial industry for several years now.
First of all, I know what schools I want to go to and I just started writing my essays as well.
I just have NO CLUE where to start with the GMAT study. I bought the 2 Books (Princeton Review 07 and Kaplan Premier 07)
Tell you the truth, I'm doing really bad on my practice exams and half of them I have trouble understanding it. I'm currently freelancing so I have plenty of time to study. Can someone give me an example to a good study plan for a guy like me? Maybe even tell me how to self-study the GMAT? I would appreciate it. Thank you.
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