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19 Dec 2006, 10:42
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Hey everybody,
I'm gonna ask something if I take the GMAT on 10th of January, can I be able to apply for a school which has a deadline on 1st February?
I'll be so happy if you answer my question as soon as possible
I'm gonna ask something if I take the GMAT on 10th of January, can I be able to apply for a school which has a deadline on 1st February?
I'll be so happy if you answer my question as soon as possible
19 Dec 2006, 11:15
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IMHO, you shouldn't do this. You probably don't have enough time to study and get into the 'GMAT frame of mind'.
If I were you, I'd study from Kaplan/Peterson's (but not the official guides) for a week, download and install the GMATprep software from the GMAC website, and take a complete diagnostic test using this software. If you score 700+, you have a decent chance of hitting that score. If not, I would study longer and apply for the MBA next year, or in the 3rd round (June?).
Hope this helps,
DF
If I were you, I'd study from Kaplan/Peterson's (but not the official guides) for a week, download and install the GMATprep software from the GMAC website, and take a complete diagnostic test using this software. If you score 700+, you have a decent chance of hitting that score. If not, I would study longer and apply for the MBA next year, or in the 3rd round (June?).
Hope this helps,
DF
19 Dec 2006, 11:49
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Well I started to study in September but I gave up studying in November. I studied from Kaplan & Princeton review. I had started the Official guide, but then I had to start to study for TOEFL which I had only a couple of days.
I'm senior and graduating in June. The thing is I don't feel myself ready for working. + I want to do master in marketing so desperately.
So I'm like stuck. My finals are on, in January I'll do the internship and maybe I can postpone the exam to the end of January and send the unofficial scores to the university.
I'm not applying to States by the way
I'm senior and graduating in June. The thing is I don't feel myself ready for working. + I want to do master in marketing so desperately.
So I'm like stuck. My finals are on, in January I'll do the internship and maybe I can postpone the exam to the end of January and send the unofficial scores to the university.
I'm not applying to States by the way
