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22 Jul 2010, 19:57
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hello everyone,
We would like to announce the second in a series of chats on the GMAT. The chat will be held on Thursday, July 29th from 8:30 PM EST - 9:30 PM EST. Please log on to: https://gmatclub.com/chat to participate.
Eli Meyer is an Elite Kaplan instructor with seven years of experience. He scored 99th percentile on the GMAT to qualify to teach Kaplan's Advanced class. Among the many success stories from his classroom are students in Sloan, HBS, and Wharton, in addition to at least one perfect 800.
For exact timing on 7/29, please consult this clock (it is on Pacific Time) - chat starts at 5:30 PM Pacific.
We would like to announce the second in a series of chats on the GMAT. The chat will be held on Thursday, July 29th from 8:30 PM EST - 9:30 PM EST. Please log on to: https://gmatclub.com/chat to participate.
Eli Meyer is an Elite Kaplan instructor with seven years of experience. He scored 99th percentile on the GMAT to qualify to teach Kaplan's Advanced class. Among the many success stories from his classroom are students in Sloan, HBS, and Wharton, in addition to at least one perfect 800.
| Note from Eli: I will NOT be able to answer individual test-format questions for logistical reasons. I am, however, happy to answer specific content questions related to mathematical, grammatical, or logical principles, strategies for specific questions types, or general study tips. And of course, any and all questions about Kaplan's online, live, and off-the-shelf materials will be answered! |
For exact timing on 7/29, please consult this clock (it is on Pacific Time) - chat starts at 5:30 PM Pacific.
27 Jul 2010, 06:15
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Well is this guy also up for some critical questions? I'd love to ask him why the quantitative section of the GMAT Premier Programm 2009 book has been done so poorly....... Questions with wrong numbers and units, lot's of typos, weird structuring in some places, not explaining all theory (especially when it comes to probability) and to top it of they even got some of the theory just plain wrong......
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Sorry for my absence--even the greatest of GMAT preparation is not a match for the common virus!
But seriously, now that my fever is down, I'm looking for more questions; hopefully we'll get a higher turnout on the west coast.
And Hansi, to answer your question: I'm happy to take critical questions, but I'd prefer if they were from our current edition. Kaplan values feedback from our customers, and the issues in the 2009 book have already been spotted by other keen-eyed customers; my answer to your concerns will most likely be "we've already fixed that" across the board.
But seriously, now that my fever is down, I'm looking for more questions; hopefully we'll get a higher turnout on the west coast.
And Hansi, to answer your question: I'm happy to take critical questions, but I'd prefer if they were from our current edition. Kaplan values feedback from our customers, and the issues in the 2009 book have already been spotted by other keen-eyed customers; my answer to your concerns will most likely be "we've already fixed that" across the board.
