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15 Oct 2003, 12:46
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Has anyone here ever taken the manhattanGMAT 1 day advanced math workshop? I am trying the gmat one more time and wanted to know if anyone here has benefited from one of these workshops in the past. I already got a 690(44M40V) and need a little boost to improve my math score. So if anyone has any commits on this course or manhattan gmat in general it would be much appreciated. Perhaps akami could shed some light, i know he tutors for them.
15 Oct 2003, 15:25
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try the site for "mathcounts".
and solve as many problems as you can.This has a wide variety of tough problems,and some of them you can find in the OG.
Guess ,theres some relation between the GMAT quant QSTNS AND mathcounts.
and solve as many problems as you can.This has a wide variety of tough problems,and some of them you can find in the OG.
Guess ,theres some relation between the GMAT quant QSTNS AND mathcounts.
17 Oct 2003, 23:07
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Hi!
They teach the seminar in New York and I am based in California, so I have never seen it. One of my students has taken it and liked it. She said it was worth the money. That is all I can tell you about the course.
I can tell you that the company and instructors are certainly qualified to teach such a course. MGMAT publishes a "challenge" question every week (i write some of them) that is much more difficult that those you will typically see on a GMAT, but about as difficult as the hardest questions that might pop up for a true 750+ candidate. Each question is carefully review by the boss to make sure that it is appropriate, and that the explanations are clear and concise. It might be worth your while to subscribe to the archives (you get access to almost 2 years of qustions).
AB
They teach the seminar in New York and I am based in California, so I have never seen it. One of my students has taken it and liked it. She said it was worth the money. That is all I can tell you about the course.
I can tell you that the company and instructors are certainly qualified to teach such a course. MGMAT publishes a "challenge" question every week (i write some of them) that is much more difficult that those you will typically see on a GMAT, but about as difficult as the hardest questions that might pop up for a true 750+ candidate. Each question is carefully review by the boss to make sure that it is appropriate, and that the explanations are clear and concise. It might be worth your while to subscribe to the archives (you get access to almost 2 years of qustions).
AB
