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what is the best thing to do on an airplane to study
23 May 2019, 21:10
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I'm a big fan of the Official Guide for GMAT Review or other books of practice problems. With books you don't have to worry about iffy in-flight internet access, and you can study right through takeoff and landing without having to power a device down.
(And yes I've asked GMAC if they'd sell books of Data Sufficiency next to the Sudoku and crossword puzzle books in the airport gift shop because I'd love more DS on my flights, but alas I'm the weird one I guess. But GMAT books are readily available before you get to the airport)
(And yes I've asked GMAC if they'd sell books of Data Sufficiency next to the Sudoku and crossword puzzle books in the airport gift shop because I'd love more DS on my flights, but alas I'm the weird one I guess. But GMAT books are readily available before you get to the airport)
25 May 2019, 15:52
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Great question. If you have access to WiFi and are using an online self-study course, then you should be able to access your course. If not, then the next best thing would be to do practice problems from a GMAT book or study your notes/flash cards. That said, are you currently studying for the GMAT? If so, what is your score goal? Do you need any advice regarding your study plan?
