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21 Dec 2010, 13:45
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Hello.
My goal is to get a 600 or above on the GMAT before February. I have been in school for the past 4 years, so I should have no problem studying. Only thing is getting myself motivated, so I plan on taking a GMAT prep course. I have done some research from the resources provided on this site and found that Manhattan is the best. However, the earliest Manhattan course ends in early March and that is too late. My choices now are Kaplan and Princeton, both end at same time (early Feb.) and both cost relatively the same (1599 vs. 1399). I was able to find a comparison of the two but the thread was made back in 2007. I was hoping I could perhaps get some recent feedback on the two.
Thanks.
My goal is to get a 600 or above on the GMAT before February. I have been in school for the past 4 years, so I should have no problem studying. Only thing is getting myself motivated, so I plan on taking a GMAT prep course. I have done some research from the resources provided on this site and found that Manhattan is the best. However, the earliest Manhattan course ends in early March and that is too late. My choices now are Kaplan and Princeton, both end at same time (early Feb.) and both cost relatively the same (1599 vs. 1399). I was able to find a comparison of the two but the thread was made back in 2007. I was hoping I could perhaps get some recent feedback on the two.
Thanks.
22 Dec 2010, 01:54
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If I were you, I'd either stick to MGMAT Course or do self study. Looking at the score you're targetting at, you shouldn't have much problem achieving your score if you have the right material, and are able to maintain discipline. The second thing is what some people are not able to maintain and hence joining a classroom program may help . So you may want to look at Kaplan. However, I found their material to be just okayish.
22 Dec 2010, 06:22
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Welcome to the club!
you are on a right path joining our 100k members community.
Please see this threads, they will help you to orient in your GMAT jorney:
Study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html?highlight=ml301
Best books(review): best-gmat-books-77703.html
All practice tests: all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.html?highlight=ml502 One of the most realiable tests is GMATprep - download it from mba.com
Gmatclub tests: hardest quantative problems for 48+ score https://gmatclub.com/tests/
On-line courses from different companies: gmat-prep-course-reviews-discount-codes-78451.html
you are on a right path joining our 100k members community.
Please see this threads, they will help you to orient in your GMAT jorney:
Study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html?highlight=ml301
Best books(review): best-gmat-books-77703.html
All practice tests: all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.html?highlight=ml502 One of the most realiable tests is GMATprep - download it from mba.com
Gmatclub tests: hardest quantative problems for 48+ score https://gmatclub.com/tests/
On-line courses from different companies: gmat-prep-course-reviews-discount-codes-78451.html
