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Small anecdote of inspiration for those who are like me: struggling despite multiple attempts at the gmat.
My scores after the 4th attempt, 580, 580, 600 and finally 670 (Q42,V40)!!
Not much but at least will give me a shot at my dream schools, so definitely take it from me...Anything IS possible! What really changed my score, was being less nervous the last and final time. I wasn't too anxious in any section, and kind of went in with a more calm and collected attitude. After two 580 scores, i ended up taking a Kaplan Class, and some of their "tricks" actually helped, especially in the quant. relatively speaking since my college was NOT Q heavy at all. After a second 580, I knew something was wrong. After getting a 600 after the class i was even more devastated. I WAS convinced however that I could score in the mid 600s so in two weeks gave it another go-around. Last wed, I was in disbelief!!! I had reached the goal that I had set out to achieve!! Anyhow, as most of you are, i am busy with my apps, but definitely wanted to thank this website for inspiring me! i was a silent lurker for many months, so thanks gmat club!!
My scores after the 4th attempt, 580, 580, 600 and finally 670 (Q42,V40)!!
Not much but at least will give me a shot at my dream schools, so definitely take it from me...Anything IS possible! What really changed my score, was being less nervous the last and final time. I wasn't too anxious in any section, and kind of went in with a more calm and collected attitude. After two 580 scores, i ended up taking a Kaplan Class, and some of their "tricks" actually helped, especially in the quant. relatively speaking since my college was NOT Q heavy at all. After a second 580, I knew something was wrong. After getting a 600 after the class i was even more devastated. I WAS convinced however that I could score in the mid 600s so in two weeks gave it another go-around. Last wed, I was in disbelief!!! I had reached the goal that I had set out to achieve!! Anyhow, as most of you are, i am busy with my apps, but definitely wanted to thank this website for inspiring me! i was a silent lurker for many months, so thanks gmat club!!
