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23 Jun 2004, 14:55
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Hello everyone! I should say that I am studying for the GMAT for a year now and I can't wait til I reach my goal score. The GMAT is the only hindrance to my admission to b-school that I really want. Any advice from those who have been persistent and have reached their gmat goal score>? I can't wait until this is over.
I do practice on some questions everyday and it's really tough because I am working full time and I only have around 3-4 hours to study after work.
Wish me the best guys!
Kath:)
I do practice on some questions everyday and it's really tough because I am working full time and I only have around 3-4 hours to study after work.
Wish me the best guys!
Kath:)
24 Jun 2004, 00:25
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kath, we are developing a system of automated training which could help you a lot... Wait for 2 months, please, and you'll be able to learn GMAT really well.
3-4 hours are enough. Don't worry about that, we were all in the same situation. Please, wait for a 2-3 months, and we'll help you!
By the way, did you consider taking an unpaid leave for your prep? If your experience is good enough, why should you work so much? If this option is not the best for you, try to find your weakenesses. What are they?
Math or Verbal, word problems, probability questions, RC passages? Can you say something about that?
Maybe you should consider private tutoring, if you can't wait for 2 months... Ask as many questions on the forum, as you can. Look at as many of your errors, as you can! This is the only way!
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