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Hi everyone, one quick note about my GMAT experience: while it is important to stay hydrated, do not saturate yourself. During every section I felt like being at the end of a movie after you finish a big gulp. Too much Dasani.
But enought about that. This is my first post, but I have been reading all of yalls advice throughout my studying. My desired score was not as high as a lot of you, and it can be intimidating to read about so many of you who are angry at a 670, but we are all trying to do our best.
I just got done with my test and I am pleased to announce that I reached my goal of 600.
I first took the GMAT 2 years ago after attending the Princeton Review, and got a 530. Two weeks later I took it again and got a 530. I of course did not get in to school. Very frustrating!
I interviewed with the MBA director 6 weeks ago and was told that I needed to get a 600 to get in. So I decided to give it one more shot. I dedicated myself to studying, sacrificing so much for it.
I am so happy to report that I met my goals on the dot.
I could not have done it without reading yalls motivational experiences, and learning from the problems on the site.
Please excuse my grammer I have already forgotten everything I know about sentence correction.
But enought about that. This is my first post, but I have been reading all of yalls advice throughout my studying. My desired score was not as high as a lot of you, and it can be intimidating to read about so many of you who are angry at a 670, but we are all trying to do our best.
I just got done with my test and I am pleased to announce that I reached my goal of 600.
I first took the GMAT 2 years ago after attending the Princeton Review, and got a 530. Two weeks later I took it again and got a 530. I of course did not get in to school. Very frustrating!
I interviewed with the MBA director 6 weeks ago and was told that I needed to get a 600 to get in. So I decided to give it one more shot. I dedicated myself to studying, sacrificing so much for it.
I am so happy to report that I met my goals on the dot.
I could not have done it without reading yalls motivational experiences, and learning from the problems on the site.
Please excuse my grammer I have already forgotten everything I know about sentence correction.
