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07 Jan 2017, 11:55
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Hi everyone!
I would like you to share some thoughts with me on how to chose the right GMAT verbal tutor.
Right now I live in London and honestly I am not concerned with verbal score since I am applying to Finance, so the Unis told me that they want a high quant socre, verbal is not important. But still, I'd like to get a nice verbal, I mean a 700+ always looks better than a 630 or so, right?
My profile:
I speak 4 languages fluently, never had any issues what so ever with any language related subject, always scored the highest in class, scored 110 on TOEFL iBT.
However no matter how much I study, I can't get pass 50% on verbal GMAT. I scored 29,27,26 on my 3 official GMATs. I studied with Manhattan books and I took eGMAT verbal course online. All useless. I can't understand how is this possible and what the test wants from me. I am very good at languages (modesty aside) so what's up with GMAT?
How do I chose a tutor? Does it have to be a guy with a PHd in linguistics?
Does it have to be someone specialized in Verbal? (so no quant teacher, verbal only)
What sort of questions do I have to ask the guy to determine if he she is good on the first lesson?
Thank you!
I would like you to share some thoughts with me on how to chose the right GMAT verbal tutor.
Right now I live in London and honestly I am not concerned with verbal score since I am applying to Finance, so the Unis told me that they want a high quant socre, verbal is not important. But still, I'd like to get a nice verbal, I mean a 700+ always looks better than a 630 or so, right?
My profile:
I speak 4 languages fluently, never had any issues what so ever with any language related subject, always scored the highest in class, scored 110 on TOEFL iBT.
However no matter how much I study, I can't get pass 50% on verbal GMAT. I scored 29,27,26 on my 3 official GMATs. I studied with Manhattan books and I took eGMAT verbal course online. All useless. I can't understand how is this possible and what the test wants from me. I am very good at languages (modesty aside) so what's up with GMAT?
How do I chose a tutor? Does it have to be a guy with a PHd in linguistics?
Does it have to be someone specialized in Verbal? (so no quant teacher, verbal only)
What sort of questions do I have to ask the guy to determine if he she is good on the first lesson?
Thank you!
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07 Jan 2017, 12:07
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Hi carcass thank you for the link!
Would you suggest a profile that I should be searching for when selecting a tutor?
Thank you!
Would you suggest a profile that I should be searching for when selecting a tutor?
Thank you!
