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chrtpmdr
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21 Aug 2019, 11:33
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Hey,
I'm actually thinking about purchasing the course / access to structure my studies more and because I really liked the layed out schedule (and what I've seen so far)
My question:
The schedule seems to be layed out for people who are probably working besides learning for the GMAT.
As a full-time student I have (outside finals phase) way more time on the hand and so I spend around 4-5 hours each day this week on GMAT stuff.
Does this interfere with the calendar / should not be done or is it okey to go for two days at once if I have the time / energy.
Futhermore:
I am only interested in Quant now because I haven't touched verbal yet, is it possible to purchase a upgrade if needed later?
I already have manhattan verbal guides.
Thank you
I'm actually thinking about purchasing the course / access to structure my studies more and because I really liked the layed out schedule (and what I've seen so far)
My question:
The schedule seems to be layed out for people who are probably working besides learning for the GMAT.
As a full-time student I have (outside finals phase) way more time on the hand and so I spend around 4-5 hours each day this week on GMAT stuff.
Does this interfere with the calendar / should not be done or is it okey to go for two days at once if I have the time / energy.
Futhermore:
I am only interested in Quant now because I haven't touched verbal yet, is it possible to purchase a upgrade if needed later?
I already have manhattan verbal guides.
Thank you
21 Aug 2019, 12:08
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“the course?” Which course please?
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chrtpmdr
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01 Sep 2019, 05:49
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chrtpmdr
Hi chrtpmdr!
If you're talking about the Magoosh course, it's definitely fine to compress the schedule into less time! However, I'd recommend using your extra time each day for more detailed review and practice of the topics that you're currently working on or have struggled with in the past. One good way to do that is to look up that subject on the Magoosh blog here: https://magoosh.com/gmat/
Also, it's definitely possible to purchase an upgrade later! Just reach out to us at that point
Hope that helps!
-Carolyn
