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11 Apr 2012, 17:22
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Hi-
Want to know if the Manhattan GMAT Study materials are an excellent source of study guides for someone who hasn't been in school for at least 20 years and was never good at standardize tests, ie SAT. I need study materials that would walk me through step-by-step (tips, guides...)
I'm in my late 40s and would like to get my MBA, but the GMAT test is sort of a "stumper." If anyone who has used the Manhattan GMAT study guides and was in the same position as I'm now, please let me know, if it was really helpful to you. Thank you
Want to know if the Manhattan GMAT Study materials are an excellent source of study guides for someone who hasn't been in school for at least 20 years and was never good at standardize tests, ie SAT. I need study materials that would walk me through step-by-step (tips, guides...)
I'm in my late 40s and would like to get my MBA, but the GMAT test is sort of a "stumper." If anyone who has used the Manhattan GMAT study guides and was in the same position as I'm now, please let me know, if it was really helpful to you. Thank you
11 Apr 2012, 17:37
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Yes, I would say the Manhattan Gmat guides are the best for this and the most thorough. They go through everything you should know on the Gmat and make it quite simple. You will also need to have a copy of the Official guide as they refer to more practice questions along with their own to ensure you have sufficient practice material.
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11 Apr 2012, 17:49
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See our book review thread for user feedback:
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Your demographic is fairly rare for the GMAT. It exists, but is rare.
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Your demographic is fairly rare for the GMAT. It exists, but is rare.
