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Hi there, first time poster...long time forum reader (through my prep process)
So basically what the topic means is: through all my prep (using Kaplan, Manhattan)...I have often found more in-depth / specific tricks and strategies and ways to learn the information from a host of awesome posts on these forums. I have bookmarked all of them, as I'm sure many of you on here have also done.
Currently I am aggregating a GoogleDoc with all of the links what I found to be the most helpful posts in different regards (e.g. -> from General Strategies & Testimonials to nuanced proofs and info not otherwise gleaned from prep companies). I was thinking once I created it, I would post it on this forum, and you guys could edit the doc & fill in any posts that are not covered in my list.
Further from that, if the collective nature of my idea goes as planned, we could all collectively deduce the information from the forum links to a note guide of sorts.
I will post my GoogleDoc of most helpful links by topic soon, once I am done... regardless of if this post gathers any steam. But if you read this/like the idea, and would want to chip in; I think this could turn out to be a great resource for the whole community. I have found, the deeper crevices on the forum you search, the more you can squeeze out of it. Collectively, we can leave no stone unturned!
So basically what the topic means is: through all my prep (using Kaplan, Manhattan)...I have often found more in-depth / specific tricks and strategies and ways to learn the information from a host of awesome posts on these forums. I have bookmarked all of them, as I'm sure many of you on here have also done.
Currently I am aggregating a GoogleDoc with all of the links what I found to be the most helpful posts in different regards (e.g. -> from General Strategies & Testimonials to nuanced proofs and info not otherwise gleaned from prep companies). I was thinking once I created it, I would post it on this forum, and you guys could edit the doc & fill in any posts that are not covered in my list.
Further from that, if the collective nature of my idea goes as planned, we could all collectively deduce the information from the forum links to a note guide of sorts.
I will post my GoogleDoc of most helpful links by topic soon, once I am done... regardless of if this post gathers any steam. But if you read this/like the idea, and would want to chip in; I think this could turn out to be a great resource for the whole community. I have found, the deeper crevices on the forum you search, the more you can squeeze out of it. Collectively, we can leave no stone unturned!
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