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I signed up for e-GMAT to begin studying, and I'm getting through the Master Comprehension course today. The PSP calendar gives me 3 hours to complete the course on my first day moving on to Critical Reasoning for Day 2.
I'm pretty much complete so it doesn't necessarily cause a problem in this instance, but the estimated Course Completion time says 6 hours. I'm just curious why there is this inconsistency in how much time my Study Plan is going to give me to complete the course and how much time the course is estimated to complete.
They were pretty simple concepts, and English is my first language so I knocked it out, but I don't want to get to a more difficult phase and start to get behind on my study plan because they are only going to give me 2 hours to complete a course that should be taking me 4 hours to realistically accomplish.
I'm pretty much complete so it doesn't necessarily cause a problem in this instance, but the estimated Course Completion time says 6 hours. I'm just curious why there is this inconsistency in how much time my Study Plan is going to give me to complete the course and how much time the course is estimated to complete.
They were pretty simple concepts, and English is my first language so I knocked it out, but I don't want to get to a more difficult phase and start to get behind on my study plan because they are only going to give me 2 hours to complete a course that should be taking me 4 hours to realistically accomplish.
