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26 Feb 2006, 14:08
Kudos
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Hello all.
I've just recently stumbled upon this site and am very interested/curious.
I am a 22 year old Industrial Engineering/Information Engineering student (completed 3rd year) at the University of Toronto. I am currently halfway through a 16 month internship which complete by the end of august. I will be writing my GMAT in hopes of being admitted into the J.Skoll MBA program at U of T. The application deadline is June 15. I have not yet booked my GMAT test appointment, but hope to do so for the end of April.
My goal is to achieve a score 710. Why 710? Because I’d like a 700 but would love a 710!
Currently I have the Princeton Review w/CD and the Kaplan 2006 CD.
Words of advice and motivation would be greatly appreciated. I’ll be updating this thread regularly with my progress/rants.
Hope to hear from the forum soon!
/M.S.
I've just recently stumbled upon this site and am very interested/curious.
I am a 22 year old Industrial Engineering/Information Engineering student (completed 3rd year) at the University of Toronto. I am currently halfway through a 16 month internship which complete by the end of august. I will be writing my GMAT in hopes of being admitted into the J.Skoll MBA program at U of T. The application deadline is June 15. I have not yet booked my GMAT test appointment, but hope to do so for the end of April.
My goal is to achieve a score 710. Why 710? Because I’d like a 700 but would love a 710!
Currently I have the Princeton Review w/CD and the Kaplan 2006 CD.
Words of advice and motivation would be greatly appreciated. I’ll be updating this thread regularly with my progress/rants.
Hope to hear from the forum soon!
/M.S.
26 Feb 2006, 17:26
Kudos
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Welcome aboard!
Do take sometime to go through some successes and losses posted on the forum, it will give you a good idea of others experiences.
Have you taken a diagnostic test? it will give you some time to do a SWOT and then take a look at some study plans posted maybe to create a schedule for yourself.
All the best!
Do take sometime to go through some successes and losses posted on the forum, it will give you a good idea of others experiences.
Have you taken a diagnostic test? it will give you some time to do a SWOT and then take a look at some study plans posted maybe to create a schedule for yourself.
All the best!
26 Feb 2006, 19:20
Kudos
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reshamad
Thanks for the welcoming!
My initial studying plan was to allocate 1.5 weeks for math, 1.5 for verbal, 1 week for diag. tests and then another week for essay writing. However, this was before I read the experiances of others on this forum (planning on going through them tonight).
Today, 2/26, I've read the PR section on math and have finished the bin3/bin4 math questions. They are definately doable but I am stuggling with pace.
Is there a post on this forum which pertains to the acronyms used on this site? eg. OR, etc.
/MS
