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02 Jan 2017, 14:48
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Hi all,
I have completed an online Manhattan course and referenced the materials written here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html?fl=menu. Does anyone have some tips beyond this for advancing from say a 710 to a 730/740? I was planning on just doing OG problems in addition to the supplemental OG books and reviewing my error logs. My splits are as follows, so I feel that I am capable of attaining a higher single score given if I just hit my highest from two individual tests on one I'll end up with a 730/740.
(44Q, 42V)
(47Q, 40V)
(48Q, 40V)
The verbal on the third test was really a buzzkill considering I scored 42/43 on 5 seperate practice tests over two andf a half weeks leading up to the actual thing. Is my best bet just maintaing where I am at by doing some problems and taking it another time? Or is there a method people use to jump from low 700s to mid 700s. Thanks so much.
I have completed an online Manhattan course and referenced the materials written here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html?fl=menu. Does anyone have some tips beyond this for advancing from say a 710 to a 730/740? I was planning on just doing OG problems in addition to the supplemental OG books and reviewing my error logs. My splits are as follows, so I feel that I am capable of attaining a higher single score given if I just hit my highest from two individual tests on one I'll end up with a 730/740.
(44Q, 42V)
(47Q, 40V)
(48Q, 40V)
The verbal on the third test was really a buzzkill considering I scored 42/43 on 5 seperate practice tests over two andf a half weeks leading up to the actual thing. Is my best bet just maintaing where I am at by doing some problems and taking it another time? Or is there a method people use to jump from low 700s to mid 700s. Thanks so much.
02 Jan 2017, 17:55
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Hi pafrompa,
In a prior post, you presented a similar series of questions/ideas:
710-to-700-take-a-third-time-227577.html#p1751050
Did you end up consulting with an Admissions Expert about your application plans? I ask because you're in almost the exact same position as you were before (with a 7-- score), so you can comfortably apply to any Schools that interest you. As such, I have to ask why you're thinking about taking the GMAT again when it's almost certainly not necessary.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
In a prior post, you presented a similar series of questions/ideas:
710-to-700-take-a-third-time-227577.html#p1751050
Did you end up consulting with an Admissions Expert about your application plans? I ask because you're in almost the exact same position as you were before (with a 7-- score), so you can comfortably apply to any Schools that interest you. As such, I have to ask why you're thinking about taking the GMAT again when it's almost certainly not necessary.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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Hi pafrompa,
In a prior post, you presented a similar series of questions/ideas:
710-to-700-take-a-third-time-227577.html#p1751050
Did you end up consulting with an Admissions Expert about your application plans? I ask because you're in almost the exact same position as you were before (with a 7-- score), so you can comfortably apply to any Schools that interest you. As such, I have to ask why you're thinking about taking the GMAT again when it's almost certainly not necessary.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
In a prior post, you presented a similar series of questions/ideas:
710-to-700-take-a-third-time-227577.html#p1751050
Did you end up consulting with an Admissions Expert about your application plans? I ask because you're in almost the exact same position as you were before (with a 7-- score), so you can comfortably apply to any Schools that interest you. As such, I have to ask why you're thinking about taking the GMAT again when it's almost certainly not necessary.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Hi Rich,
Flattered you remembered my past post. I had a free consultation with a consultant from Stacy Blackman, who recommended that I retake it since I am not applying until September and am part of an "over-represented group" (consultant). On the other hand, I spoke with two students at the schools I was thinking of applying to earlier and they said that there isn't really a difference between a 710 and a 730.
I think I have the capability to take it up a little score wise, just need to figure out the best method for studying. What would you recommend?
