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Guys- I found this writeup in a different forum. A very inspiring effort and beautifully summarised experience. U may like to have a look..
https://www.testmagic.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11279
Thanks for the compliments!
Ok, grab a coffee – this will be a very long post…
For the impatient, I’ve divided it into sections so you can find the specifics you’re looking for:
Profile
Prep materials & schedule
Getting the most out of OG
Scores
G-day
Conclusions
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Female, age 46. First attempt at GMAT – had never even heard of it until 3 months ago. First language German, but have worked in English and French for over 20 years (living in Montreal). Bachelor of Fine Arts (1979), M.Math. in Computer Science (1982). Last academic exam of any kind was 22 years ago…
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After deciding in January that I wanted to return to school for an MBA, initial research on the web suggested I should give myself 2-3 months to prepare for the GMAT, particularly since I’d been out of school for “a whileâ€
https://www.testmagic.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11279
Thanks for the compliments!
Ok, grab a coffee – this will be a very long post…
For the impatient, I’ve divided it into sections so you can find the specifics you’re looking for:
Profile
Prep materials & schedule
Getting the most out of OG
Scores
G-day
Conclusions
Profile
Female, age 46. First attempt at GMAT – had never even heard of it until 3 months ago. First language German, but have worked in English and French for over 20 years (living in Montreal). Bachelor of Fine Arts (1979), M.Math. in Computer Science (1982). Last academic exam of any kind was 22 years ago…
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Prep materials & schedule
After deciding in January that I wanted to return to school for an MBA, initial research on the web suggested I should give myself 2-3 months to prepare for the GMAT, particularly since I’d been out of school for “a whileâ€
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