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Just as the title says…I need some help on how to use Manhattan GMAT and Magoosh together from scratch. I have complete access online to MGMAT and plan on following its syllabus and watching the online courses on demand. My question is…if I am using MGMAT's syllabus how do I supplement it with Magoosh? I like the Magoosh 3 month schedule for beginners and would follow this if I did not have the MGMAT complete course. I figure following both outlines will not synch up and be too much work.
I have 3 full months to prep. I work full-time and will be dedicating 2 hours M-F and 4 hours each on Saturday and Sunday. Does anyone have any strategy advice on how to blend these two programs together to create the ultimate study plan?
Thanks for your help and I am happy to clarify anything further.
I have 3 full months to prep. I work full-time and will be dedicating 2 hours M-F and 4 hours each on Saturday and Sunday. Does anyone have any strategy advice on how to blend these two programs together to create the ultimate study plan?
Thanks for your help and I am happy to clarify anything further.
06 May 2015, 21:19
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I personally think it might not be a good idea trying to hybrid two programs into one. Each program is developed individually and is expected to run as individual program. Mixing it up might just confuse you and also waste your time on similar topics.
I used MGMAT before and it is a pretty comprehensive set of books and I think following it really will get you all the fundamental really strong. Maybe supplement the other program in area in which you think you need work on or use it as a question bank?
Anyways choose one and stick to it rather than confuse yourself by mixing the two. Just my $0.02
I used MGMAT before and it is a pretty comprehensive set of books and I think following it really will get you all the fundamental really strong. Maybe supplement the other program in area in which you think you need work on or use it as a question bank?
Anyways choose one and stick to it rather than confuse yourself by mixing the two. Just my $0.02
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