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25 May 2014, 08:15
Kudos
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Hi Guys,
Looking to start Gmat prep from June 1st. Little bit of background...out of school for 10+ years and planning to take gmat in Nov or Dec 2014. Shooting for 700+. I have Manhattan gmat used guides along with O.G 12 & 13th edition. Aristotle S.C + Powerprep CR book.
Question is- I am thinking to take an online study course to give me the structure and discipline in the prep. I have shortlisted - Magoosh and empowergmat course. Which one do you think is best to provide complete prep. I intend to first get the content down and then strategies and then pacing.
Feel free to suggest your comments/Inputs.
Thanks for all your help.
Looking to start Gmat prep from June 1st. Little bit of background...out of school for 10+ years and planning to take gmat in Nov or Dec 2014. Shooting for 700+. I have Manhattan gmat used guides along with O.G 12 & 13th edition. Aristotle S.C + Powerprep CR book.
Question is- I am thinking to take an online study course to give me the structure and discipline in the prep. I have shortlisted - Magoosh and empowergmat course. Which one do you think is best to provide complete prep. I intend to first get the content down and then strategies and then pacing.
Feel free to suggest your comments/Inputs.
Thanks for all your help.
30 May 2014, 06:29
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi there,
Getting the content down and then focusing on strategy is a good plan. I would recommend testing out the free trials that the online courses offer. The Economist offers an online course as well and we offer a free one week trial. You can test it out here to see if it's right for you: https://gmat.economist.com.
We also offer a 50 point score guarantee.
Regards,
Elizabeth
Getting the content down and then focusing on strategy is a good plan. I would recommend testing out the free trials that the online courses offer. The Economist offers an online course as well and we offer a free one week trial. You can test it out here to see if it's right for you: https://gmat.economist.com.
We also offer a 50 point score guarantee.
Regards,
Elizabeth
