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Manhattan Gmat - Self-Study Prep / Prep-Plus 04 Sep 2008, 11:29
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Has anyone here bought the Self-Study Prep course ($590 - $790) from MGMAT? I was wondering if they are any good or if i should just stick to GMAT Complete Prep Set ($270)?
And do you guys think its sufficient to have the MGMAT strategy guides + OG's + GMATclub Tests + GMATprep (study for approximetly 2months) and get a good score (720's)? Or will i need additional material / time (planning on studying 2hrs daily)?

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Manhattan Gmat - Self-Study Prep / Prep-Plus 04 Sep 2008, 12:54
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Has anyone here bought the Self-Study Prep course ($590 - $790) from MGMAT? I was wondering if they are any good or if i should just stick to GMAT Complete Prep Set ($270)?
And do you guys think its sufficient to have the MGMAT strategy guides + OG's + GMATclub Tests + GMATprep (study for approximetly 2months) and get a good score (720's)? Or will i need additional material / time (planning on studying 2hrs daily)?

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It obviously is a case-by-case basis, but the $270 set has all of the material you will need to get 720. Whether you need the structure of the self-study course is another story...
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Manhattan Gmat - Self-Study Prep / Prep-Plus 04 Sep 2008, 15:57
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nope...i guess thats sufficient then. Thanks for your feedback....appreciate it! :)
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Manhattan Gmat - Self-Study Prep / Prep-Plus 04 Feb 2009, 21:42
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if you have the discipline to study, purchasing the mgmat self study is just fine. if you do end up deciding to take a class, they will deduct the cost of books if you already have them. you just need to ask them to do that for you.
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I did the self study course, and looking back I would have been fine following the MGMAT sylabus and using the MGMAT books + OG's + labs + practice exams. Btw make sure you get the laminated work book and the marker. I found praceting with them to be key
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