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09 Apr 2011, 21:47
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Hello All,
Just started my search for tips and advice in this incredible forum and need some advice from all you experts!
I am extremely overwhelmed by exams in the coming months and need to prioritize and receive guidance from others that have went through this.
I am a graduating senior, registered for the GMATS like a year ago and postponed it once, not knowing that I have a full-time offer.
I don't necessarily need to take the GMATS but would like to just because I plan to get my masters in the future. I have 3 other exams/certifications to take on top of the GMATS and its consecutive. I managed to stick my GMATS in between exams but need some advice from you all.
I can either take my GMATS with 3 weeks of prep in May (includes being a full-time college student and a week off for spring break, Also not employed) OR I can take my GMATS with 2 weeks of prep in June (not employed and just graduated)
So in the cases that I have provided above, what would you guys think would be a reasonable and suggested approach I should take? OR should I just not take the GMATS until my more important exams are completed but I think by that time I would be reluctant to take the exam at all (Also, it would cost me another rescheduling fee or cancellation fee)
I am only really shooting for a 500-550 which can get me into a decent business school. I was wondering if it is doable with the scenario that I am currently torn between. I will however, make sure that I study about 80-100 hours regardless of which scenario I choose.
Any advice would greatly be appreciated!
Thanks guys.
Just started my search for tips and advice in this incredible forum and need some advice from all you experts!
I am extremely overwhelmed by exams in the coming months and need to prioritize and receive guidance from others that have went through this.
I am a graduating senior, registered for the GMATS like a year ago and postponed it once, not knowing that I have a full-time offer.
I don't necessarily need to take the GMATS but would like to just because I plan to get my masters in the future. I have 3 other exams/certifications to take on top of the GMATS and its consecutive. I managed to stick my GMATS in between exams but need some advice from you all.
I can either take my GMATS with 3 weeks of prep in May (includes being a full-time college student and a week off for spring break, Also not employed) OR I can take my GMATS with 2 weeks of prep in June (not employed and just graduated)
So in the cases that I have provided above, what would you guys think would be a reasonable and suggested approach I should take? OR should I just not take the GMATS until my more important exams are completed but I think by that time I would be reluctant to take the exam at all (Also, it would cost me another rescheduling fee or cancellation fee)
I am only really shooting for a 500-550 which can get me into a decent business school. I was wondering if it is doable with the scenario that I am currently torn between. I will however, make sure that I study about 80-100 hours regardless of which scenario I choose.
Any advice would greatly be appreciated!
Thanks guys.
09 Apr 2011, 23:39
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09 Apr 2011, 23:43
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Sweet. Thanks alot!!! Extremely helpful!
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