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05 Nov 2010, 09:56
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Good day folks,
This is an extremely helpful forum and I thank those who contribute on how to achieve a great score.
I've been out of school for over 10 years. Generally I've never been really good at math. Not sure if it was lack of focus or whatever but just couldn't care for it. Different time in my life and I want to get into a decent business school in the bay area. Now I was planning on attending the Veritas prep courses but was wondering if I first need a refresher of the math subjects in the GMAT before I take the Veritas prep courses? Do they teach you from the ground up? Or are the expectations are that I should be walking into the class with some sort of understanding on how to solve these equations/problems?
Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks
Alex
This is an extremely helpful forum and I thank those who contribute on how to achieve a great score.
I've been out of school for over 10 years. Generally I've never been really good at math. Not sure if it was lack of focus or whatever but just couldn't care for it. Different time in my life and I want to get into a decent business school in the bay area. Now I was planning on attending the Veritas prep courses but was wondering if I first need a refresher of the math subjects in the GMAT before I take the Veritas prep courses? Do they teach you from the ground up? Or are the expectations are that I should be walking into the class with some sort of understanding on how to solve these equations/problems?
Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks
Alex
05 Nov 2010, 21:58
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There are several good reviews about all the courses. Go to the forum's front page and u will find a link to all the reviews about the courses. .
Good luck
and Cheers
Good luck
and Cheers
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