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11 Oct 2011, 18:59
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Hello everyone,
My background is in mechanical engineering and I hail from Canada! (eh...!). I plan on taking the GMAT sometime next year, but I've already begun studying and lurking around on multiple forums. GMAT Club just happened to come up in a google search and I'm so thankful for finding this website because there are a ton of resources, answers and people who are able to help in every fashion. Kudos you guys!
My background is in mechanical engineering and I hail from Canada! (eh...!). I plan on taking the GMAT sometime next year, but I've already begun studying and lurking around on multiple forums. GMAT Club just happened to come up in a google search and I'm so thankful for finding this website because there are a ton of resources, answers and people who are able to help in every fashion. Kudos you guys!
16 Oct 2011, 18:54
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Hey guys, new member here looking to take my first test Dec 16th, I am already considering pushing it back and trying to properly utilize all the tools available here. My background is in Marketing/Management and International Business, Quant is where I am hoping to see growth.
Right now my study materials are:
GMAC Quant and GMAC Verbal 2nd Editions
McGraw Hill's Conquering GMAT MAth
Princeton Review Verbal Workout
After reading a few threads here I just went ahead and purchased
OG 10 for 29 cents!
OG 12
and the MGMAT set of 8 strategy Guides.
My plan starting tomorrow is to study for 4 hours a day in 2, 2 hour parts focusing on a different section each day. However I don't know if 8 weeks will be enough to get a 650+ score.
Right now my study materials are:
GMAC Quant and GMAC Verbal 2nd Editions
McGraw Hill's Conquering GMAT MAth
Princeton Review Verbal Workout
After reading a few threads here I just went ahead and purchased
OG 10 for 29 cents!
OG 12
and the MGMAT set of 8 strategy Guides.
My plan starting tomorrow is to study for 4 hours a day in 2, 2 hour parts focusing on a different section each day. However I don't know if 8 weeks will be enough to get a 650+ score.
17 Oct 2011, 02:52
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Hi guys,
I stumbled upon this forum, and it has been an invaluable resource to me thus far.
My background is probably quite unconventional. I was a chef for about 3 years, and recently finished my bachelor degree in hospitality management. As most people I meet think that I am some kind of fancy waiter, I think that scoring high on the GMAT is absolutely essential, shall I be accepted for a Msc. in business administration program. My ambition is to be accepted for a French Grand Ecole Program (EM Lyon, HEC, SKEMA etc.) Rotterdam School of Management, or Otto Beisheim School of Management.
As I did not have math since I was 17 years old, I had forgotten almost everything, and started almost completely from scratch. Concepts such as quadratic equations and permutations were completely unknown to me. Heck, I did not even really know what a prime number was. I spent the first few weeks of preperation doing the MGMAT book, and Cliffsnotes Maths for Standardized tests. On my first attempt on the GMATprep, I scored 550 (after app. 2 months of studying) I want to score over 700, so I still have a distance to go.
Thanks to all the guys who contribute to this forum.
Regards
I stumbled upon this forum, and it has been an invaluable resource to me thus far.
My background is probably quite unconventional. I was a chef for about 3 years, and recently finished my bachelor degree in hospitality management. As most people I meet think that I am some kind of fancy waiter, I think that scoring high on the GMAT is absolutely essential, shall I be accepted for a Msc. in business administration program. My ambition is to be accepted for a French Grand Ecole Program (EM Lyon, HEC, SKEMA etc.) Rotterdam School of Management, or Otto Beisheim School of Management.
As I did not have math since I was 17 years old, I had forgotten almost everything, and started almost completely from scratch. Concepts such as quadratic equations and permutations were completely unknown to me. Heck, I did not even really know what a prime number was. I spent the first few weeks of preperation doing the MGMAT book, and Cliffsnotes Maths for Standardized tests. On my first attempt on the GMATprep, I scored 550 (after app. 2 months of studying) I want to score over 700, so I still have a distance to go.
Thanks to all the guys who contribute to this forum.
Regards
I’m not looking to change field and the master degree is to help in my moving up to fund management and to regional/global level. It’ll also be a 1-year break from working, which I eagerly look forward to 
