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20 Aug 2007, 21:29
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Hi Everyone,
I have been in health care and haven't had any real exposure to math since grade 11....so about 18 years ago.
And to be honest, I get scared and panic when I see math or any problem solving quesitons. I've always considered myself a NON math person. It's really not my forte.
So I am wondering if I should go back to doing highschool math in night school...math 11 and 12???
Or if I should just go buy some books on GMAT prep.
Any suggestions??
I really want to take the gmat to change careers and I would like to do an MBA. But its the math that I am scared of!! Ikes! However, i think if i just apply myself and relearn things that I have a chance. Because I remember in grade 11 I wasn't conscientious about it and I managed a B.
So there's got to be hope for me!
thx!
Julia
I have been in health care and haven't had any real exposure to math since grade 11....so about 18 years ago.
And to be honest, I get scared and panic when I see math or any problem solving quesitons. I've always considered myself a NON math person. It's really not my forte.
So I am wondering if I should go back to doing highschool math in night school...math 11 and 12???
Or if I should just go buy some books on GMAT prep.
Any suggestions??
I really want to take the gmat to change careers and I would like to do an MBA. But its the math that I am scared of!! Ikes! However, i think if i just apply myself and relearn things that I have a chance. Because I remember in grade 11 I wasn't conscientious about it and I managed a B.
So there's got to be hope for me!
thx!
Julia
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20 Aug 2007, 21:49
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Good luck - Julia
You don't need night school - I personally like the seven books in the "Manhattan GMAT" prep material.
:-D
You don't need night school - I personally like the seven books in the "Manhattan GMAT" prep material.
:-D
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