Dear Alchemist,
I'm happy to respond.
First of all, the
Magoosh score guarantee is what it is. Many times folks have signed up for
Magoosh after a 700+ performance, and it's exceedingly rare that
Magoosh has to make that refund to anyone. If you take advantage of everything
Magoosh had to offer, the sky is the limit. Think about it: even if this a rare case in which
Magoosh fails to live up to its +50 promise, you are still exceedingly likely to get to 730.
You are looking to make progress in elite territory, so I would recommend this blog:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2014/gmat-study ... 0-or-more/Also, as you study for a retake, I would recommend this post:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2014/lower-on- ... ice-tests/Now, you pose a particular problem, insofar as you have exhausted almost every practice test under the sun. You didn't list the first two GMAT Prep tests, but I assume you burned through them long ago.
You used the official exam packs. Have you used the
GMATPrep Question Pack 1 also? The paper tests, while not ideal, would still give you some more official questions to practice. Also, I assume you are aware of the
Verbal & Quantitative Review books. You can answer those question in the hard copy book or do the same questions on the computer. If it's been a while since you have taken the GMATPrep tests, I would recommend downloading the software again and taking them again: yes, you will see some repeats, but it's a way to get another shot at the test-taking experience. You might sign up for the
MGMAT CATs using the code in a different
MGMAT book, and take those tests again. None of this is ideal, but given your history, I think it's the best we can do.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Mike
Thank you for reverting.
team for enrolling to '50 point improvement guarantee' plan.
Is there anything else that I need to do for the subscription? Please let me know.