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04 Nov 2010, 07:53
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I wrote the GMAT Prep without cracking a book. I just wanted to see where I was and what books I might need to buy. I scored V39 and Q22 for a total of 510. I'm terribly shocked. I know I do not have a good grasp on English grammar so I was actually expecting worse however, I thought I would do really well on the math section. I went to my local bookstore and picked up the OG 12th edition, the OG Verbal and the only math book they had which was the Princeton review.
Background: I'm a mother of 2 very small children and one large step child. I work 50% and am home with the little children the other 50%.
I thought I would have time to study a little while home with the children but it's proving impossible. They still need far too much supervision. And in the evenings after all are in bed I'm too exhausted to have anything sink into my head.
If I want to apply in time for the deadline I would need to write the GMAT before the holidays. The school I'm applying for would require a 650+. I have now decided I'm going to give up all of my lunch times and when the children are napping to studying. Is it possible to only work on practice questions to bring up my score?
Background: I'm a mother of 2 very small children and one large step child. I work 50% and am home with the little children the other 50%.
I thought I would have time to study a little while home with the children but it's proving impossible. They still need far too much supervision. And in the evenings after all are in bed I'm too exhausted to have anything sink into my head.
If I want to apply in time for the deadline I would need to write the GMAT before the holidays. The school I'm applying for would require a 650+. I have now decided I'm going to give up all of my lunch times and when the children are napping to studying. Is it possible to only work on practice questions to bring up my score?
04 Nov 2010, 07:59
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Work with MGMAT quant guides.You should be able to bring up both your quant and verbal. Don't start with OG immediately.
04 Nov 2010, 08:03
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With a bit of training you will gain 100 points. Then with a few more weeks you'll cross the 650 mark.
Don't worry many, including me, were shocked to realize that, after a few years out of schools, even the dumbest high-school math problems are now challenging.
Don't worry many, including me, were shocked to realize that, after a few years out of schools, even the dumbest high-school math problems are now challenging.
