heyholetsgo
Hey guys,
I took a Knewton course last year and I somehow managed to bomb the Gmat after it, although I scored between 680-720 in my practice tests. Now I would like to start the journey again, but not from scratch. I know that Kaplan offers an advanced course online and I was wondering if it is worth it? (Kaplan got some mixed reviews here) Are there any other courses I can consider such that I don't waste the first month in the course doing 500+ questions?
Thanks!
Hi heyholetsgo,
You absolutely don't want to waste time simply doing 500+ questions -- at least not in the beginning.
In the beginning, you should be honing your thought process in a such a way that you can EFFICIENTLY find the right answer in as little time as possible. Do it right the first time and you'll find the practice questions you do later to be a lot more beneficial - because you'll look at them in a different way.
Our focus is on busy professionals with limited time to study. We teach speed learning techniques that are highly effective for the exam.
If all you want is practice questions, we have that as well:
https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/ --just note that simply doing practice questions won't necessarily help you get to where you need to be.
As always, we are here to help.