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Well, it is done at least. I was hoping to break into the 700's, but I don't think that I will try again. I was really naive about this test. I registered on Jan 22 for a test on Feb 13th, not realizing how hard the test was. Well three weeks of studying only gets you so far... and I have been out of school for ten years.
If you have been out of school for a long time and your skills are rusty, give yourself some time to study!! I am sure I would have been able to get a much higher score had I given myself some time. For test takers I would recommend kaplan and the OG 11ed. The Kaplan tests are way to hard compared to the powerprep and real GMAT. The OG is your best resource, but they don't have great explanations.
Thanks to all of you that contribute to this forum!
Well best of luck to you all and good luck taking your test!!
