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29 Nov 2010, 06:28
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Eek!
Actually I'm pretty confident, I think I'm in really good shape. I've been studying for 3+ months and had planned on taking it a long time ago, but just haven't been able to scrape the cash together. I've taken five practice exams, including GMATPrep three times (with almost no repeat questions!), and have gotten 700 (Manhattan GMAT), 750 (Knewton), and 730, 750, and 770 on the GMATPreps. I wanted to take one more before the exam, but I don't think I have the time. I've done five of the six club verbal tests, getting 36 or 37 on all of them except v04, which I got 29/44 on this weekend and freaked myself out... but I'm chalking it up to a fluke and being distracted by the holidays.
I know I've got some weaknesses I still need to address, and I have to work on the essay portion a bit this week, but I think I'm in a good position to get the 750+ score I'm really hoping for. I'm a good test taker and have passed two actuary exams, so I'm comfortable with the setting. Fingers crossed!
Actually I'm pretty confident, I think I'm in really good shape. I've been studying for 3+ months and had planned on taking it a long time ago, but just haven't been able to scrape the cash together. I've taken five practice exams, including GMATPrep three times (with almost no repeat questions!), and have gotten 700 (Manhattan GMAT), 750 (Knewton), and 730, 750, and 770 on the GMATPreps. I wanted to take one more before the exam, but I don't think I have the time. I've done five of the six club verbal tests, getting 36 or 37 on all of them except v04, which I got 29/44 on this weekend and freaked myself out... but I'm chalking it up to a fluke and being distracted by the holidays.
I know I've got some weaknesses I still need to address, and I have to work on the essay portion a bit this week, but I think I'm in a good position to get the 750+ score I'm really hoping for. I'm a good test taker and have passed two actuary exams, so I'm comfortable with the setting. Fingers crossed!
29 Nov 2010, 09:37
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Good luck mate!
29 Nov 2010, 12:08
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Wow - I love that much-deserved confidence, TehJay! Keep that momentum going - you've earned the right to be relaxed and confident going into the test, and to trust yourself throughout the exam even if you do encounter some tricky questions. I love when people are in that situation...Friday is an opportunity to show off how hard you've worked and how much you've accomplished. Friday is just the "victory lap"!
