At work -- how to study on computer?

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So guys..at work -- How can I study?

I need something on my computer screen, untimed, close to OG contect (would PREFER OG content)

I have bought OG 11/12 and MGMAT book sets. Thoughts?

Basically -- I jsut want to squeeze in as much review as possible during sporadic periods of downtime.

All ideas welcome, and I'm sorry if I posted this in the wrong forum. BTW -- amazing website!

adalfu · Answer

haha i study at work all the time... alt + tab is a charm (works for NBA.com or gmatclub.com also) haha. i either work off some problems from the screen (gmatclub tests or something, or the 1000 sc word doc file) or print stuff out to review (like SC notes from random sources). i rarely get questioned since i'm like the star analyst here

maybe that's one perk to being liked... lol i'm always reading random journals and white papers anyways, so they don't bother question if i read SC notes (since I guess everything looks somewhat similar from afar).

whiplash2411 · Answer

Haha, adalfu, you crack me up.

If you have MGMAT, then they have the question banks online that you can use to study from.

adalfu · Answer

haha whiplash, or we can just stream our free PowerScore On Demand courses at work :lol:

I've tried it the other day. I think, so far, it's a good review course... but I think it's a bit too slow for me right now. I'm at the stage where I need to do more problems than to build on foundations. yup, MGMAT question bank seems my next best bet. (I still have to do some gmatclub quant tests though)

whiplash2411 · Answer

That would be fun. :D I haven't tried Powerscore at all. I have the MGMAT Bundle with the OG and OG Reviews. Then Powerscore and 800Score. I think I have enough materials. I just need to get down, stop traveling and start preparing. When are you taking the GMAT? (I'm thinking of taking it in December)

bakfed · Answer

when I was studying for the GMAT, I would take my book/study material and go on the car to study during lunch hours. This club is also a good place to be in front of my computer.

resh · Answer

Cool one !! masland, My suggestion would be to keep the questions of relatively easier topics for practice while in office. Keep the tougher ones and studying new topics for study at home. All the best !

BM · Answer

There are so many good resources online. The best include: MGMAT tests and questions banks, GMATClub Tests, and Jeff Sackmann's problem sets. However, most of these require a great deal of concentration, so you might not notice someone sneaking up on you. You can't blow your cover, as then they will be all over you.

And I agree with resh that you wouldn't want to use the more challenging questions. It's better to do those in a quiet, calm environment with no distractions. That way you will have time to complete and review the problem. This leads me to recommend the MGMAT question banks (not the CAT's) and, as always, the questions found in the GMATClub forums for the workplace.

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