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Maxirosario2012
05 Apr 2012, 08:38
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Hello all,
I am Maximiliano, 29 years old, from Argentina, Rosario. I have a business degree (accountancy) and I am finishing a master in Finance in Argentina (I am working on my thesis). I work in a commodities broker doing research. Before I have worked as an accountant for Ernst & Young and as a trader for a proprietary trading firm.
Here in Argentina (and after the lasts rules dictated by the "government") the possibilities of growth in my campus are very limited. In addittion, I have some personal business projects that may be I could develop in USA. I have lived in New York City for 2 months and visited a lot of university campus, Columbia, New York Stern, Harvard (Boston), etc.
My goal is to "pass" the GMAT with 700 and apply to top 20 MBA schools. That´s my dream.
Recently I have taken the TOEFL (95 points in the exam, may be I will take it again after the GMAT) and now I have decided to begin preparing the GMAT.
I am worried about the time available to study for the GMAT. I work 10 hours a day and sometimes in weekends and then I have very limited time. I would like to dedicate 3 months for the exam, but I feel that it is very difficult given my schedule restrictions. I am planning to prepare it with the best institute here in Argentina.
I found this forum by chance looking information for the GMAT and I think it very helpful for all of us. I hope that in some months I could help you with tips and advices like the ones you are giving to me now.
Thank you and best regards,
Maximiliano
I am Maximiliano, 29 years old, from Argentina, Rosario. I have a business degree (accountancy) and I am finishing a master in Finance in Argentina (I am working on my thesis). I work in a commodities broker doing research. Before I have worked as an accountant for Ernst & Young and as a trader for a proprietary trading firm.
Here in Argentina (and after the lasts rules dictated by the "government") the possibilities of growth in my campus are very limited. In addittion, I have some personal business projects that may be I could develop in USA. I have lived in New York City for 2 months and visited a lot of university campus, Columbia, New York Stern, Harvard (Boston), etc.
My goal is to "pass" the GMAT with 700 and apply to top 20 MBA schools. That´s my dream.
Recently I have taken the TOEFL (95 points in the exam, may be I will take it again after the GMAT) and now I have decided to begin preparing the GMAT.
I am worried about the time available to study for the GMAT. I work 10 hours a day and sometimes in weekends and then I have very limited time. I would like to dedicate 3 months for the exam, but I feel that it is very difficult given my schedule restrictions. I am planning to prepare it with the best institute here in Argentina.
I found this forum by chance looking information for the GMAT and I think it very helpful for all of us. I hope that in some months I could help you with tips and advices like the ones you are giving to me now.
Thank you and best regards,
Maximiliano
05 Apr 2012, 15:43
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I have a BS in Computer Science from an unknown school and I'm looking to enroll in a reputable MBA program that will help propel my career. I currently work as an IT professional and have been in the field for over 7 years, having completed undergrad about 8 years ago. So far the job market has been kind, however I'd to secure a little more stability (or at least the sense of it). I look forward to meeting other like minded individuals.
11 Apr 2012, 01:32
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Hi,
I am a software professional working for almost 3 years. I started GMAT preparation on January 2012. during first 2 months I have practiced the books and GMAT club questions. Now planning for thr GMAT on somewhere June 2012. I just want to know that how can I practice the same way GMAT appears, means online or through practice CD for the GMAT.
I have the aspiration of score 740.
I just want to know what should be the way to achieve this from now on? what should be the practice approach from now? I have evaluated myself to find that I am scorinf almost half in every verbal or quant as well.(scoring half of the answers correctly).
I think that I need the full time exam experience for 4 hours long, a number of times.
Can you suggest me more??
I am a software professional working for almost 3 years. I started GMAT preparation on January 2012. during first 2 months I have practiced the books and GMAT club questions. Now planning for thr GMAT on somewhere June 2012. I just want to know that how can I practice the same way GMAT appears, means online or through practice CD for the GMAT.
I have the aspiration of score 740.
I just want to know what should be the way to achieve this from now on? what should be the practice approach from now? I have evaluated myself to find that I am scorinf almost half in every verbal or quant as well.(scoring half of the answers correctly).
I think that I need the full time exam experience for 4 hours long, a number of times.
Can you suggest me more??
... as for as testing your nerve is concerned you can do that with Gmat prep software test (downloadable form mba.com- you do not need to wait for CD to arrive 
)... but be sure enough to not exhaust both of your tests before you are confident enough for the battle! (you can/should safely keep one for the later evaluation as these tests are by far the best resources available and you would not to waste both of them at early stage of your prep). Scroll over the forum you should be able to find many strategies... but I would request you to devise your own (you will realise this later or sooner- sooner you do better for you 
). if you have any specific questions, please drop by... 
