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15 Jul 2010, 03:49
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hello everyone... i am a cpa from the philippines and have 7 years experience in finance and is planning to take the GMAT for a possible masters studies or mba...
i took the sample gmat test for math and flunked big time, i got 7 out of 37
but, as a CPA, i am determinined to do everything to get a 700 in the GMAT so that i can apply for a merit scholarship in a good B school in Europe ... any tips as to what book/reviewer/strategy to use??
i had calculus/algebra/stats in college but after graduation, i seem to have lost all the knowledge as i was bombarded with all CPA related topics...
i took the sample gmat test for math and flunked big time, i got 7 out of 37
but, as a CPA, i am determinined to do everything to get a 700 in the GMAT so that i can apply for a merit scholarship in a good B school in Europe ... any tips as to what book/reviewer/strategy to use??
i had calculus/algebra/stats in college but after graduation, i seem to have lost all the knowledge as i was bombarded with all CPA related topics...
15 Jul 2010, 07:13
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Hi there - welcome to GMAT Club.
I would recommend you go through this study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
I would not worry too much - you will get it back, you just to get the topics reviewed and get your skills aligned. As a CPA, you should not too much trouble with math. Verbal is usually the more challenging nut to crack...
I would recommend you go through this study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
I would not worry too much - you will get it back, you just to get the topics reviewed and get your skills aligned. As a CPA, you should not too much trouble with math. Verbal is usually the more challenging nut to crack...
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18 Jul 2010, 05:50
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200+ increase is possible.
from-420-to-700-it-is-good-to-be-part-of-the-700-club-35919.html
500-to-700-my-road-to-mba-5919.html
my-story-570-q49-v19-760-q50-v42-80323.html
from-a-490-710-my-trip-to-glory-42982.html
Read them and get inspired.
from-420-to-700-it-is-good-to-be-part-of-the-700-club-35919.html
500-to-700-my-road-to-mba-5919.html
my-story-570-q49-v19-760-q50-v42-80323.html
from-a-490-710-my-trip-to-glory-42982.html
Read them and get inspired.
