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23 Feb 2016, 18:24
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Hey guys, here comes my first post on the forum. I've already got access to the Veritas on Demand prep course but was convinced by my research that the Manhattan Study guides are the way to go. So the question is, do Veritas and Manhattan use different strategies to prepare their students? Basically, can I prepare with the Veritas online course together with the Manhattan study guides, or will I get confused by different approaches and strategies to solve different things. All help is greatly appreciated.
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23 Feb 2016, 19:08
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Hi Chris2,
One of the great aspects about most of the GMAT questions that you'll face is that they can be solved in a variety of ways. As such, you can (and should) learn more than one way to approach the questions that you'll face on Test Day. Many Test Takers use a combination of resources during their studies, so doing so is not a big deal.
1) What is your goal score?
2) When are you planning to take the GMAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
One of the great aspects about most of the GMAT questions that you'll face is that they can be solved in a variety of ways. As such, you can (and should) learn more than one way to approach the questions that you'll face on Test Day. Many Test Takers use a combination of resources during their studies, so doing so is not a big deal.
1) What is your goal score?
2) When are you planning to take the GMAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
23 Feb 2016, 19:34
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Hey Rich thanks for the response,
I never understood the question, "What is your goal score". Doesn't everyone try their hardest to get the best score possible on whatever they do? I understand that if people are constrained for time they may have to give a little, but if not, don't we all go for the best we can do? With that said, I would like a 700+ score.
I am pretty strong in the GMAT basics. I would like to take the test in about 3 months, but if more time is needed I can push that to 4-5 months. Thanks again,
Chris
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I never understood the question, "What is your goal score". Doesn't everyone try their hardest to get the best score possible on whatever they do? I understand that if people are constrained for time they may have to give a little, but if not, don't we all go for the best we can do? With that said, I would like a 700+ score.
I am pretty strong in the GMAT basics. I would like to take the test in about 3 months, but if more time is needed I can push that to 4-5 months. Thanks again,
Chris
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