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10 Jul 2010, 12:26
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Hi there,
I've been a long time lurker on this forum, and decided to begin posting my progress towards beating the GMAT! I took the exam once in 2008 and scored a 610, without understanding how to study and just doing practice problems. So this year, I decided to tackle the GMAT once and for all, and plan to take it in September with the goal of a 720! I see that many people on here have had dramatic increases in their scores, so it gives me hope that I can do it too! I'm not sure if I posted this in the right forum, but I will be documenting my progress until d-day.. So here goes:
Knewton Exam 1: 560 (q37 v31)
I took this exam before the class started and without studying for 2 years. I thought I would have done better, but whatever. I will be taking my second test as my class just ended and want to see how much I've learned. I've been going through my MGMAT sentence correction book, so feel pretty good on that section (just have to watch for stupid mistakes!
Will keep updating.. thanks for joining me in my journey!
I've been a long time lurker on this forum, and decided to begin posting my progress towards beating the GMAT! I took the exam once in 2008 and scored a 610, without understanding how to study and just doing practice problems. So this year, I decided to tackle the GMAT once and for all, and plan to take it in September with the goal of a 720! I see that many people on here have had dramatic increases in their scores, so it gives me hope that I can do it too! I'm not sure if I posted this in the right forum, but I will be documenting my progress until d-day.. So here goes:
Knewton Exam 1: 560 (q37 v31)
I took this exam before the class started and without studying for 2 years. I thought I would have done better, but whatever. I will be taking my second test as my class just ended and want to see how much I've learned. I've been going through my MGMAT sentence correction book, so feel pretty good on that section (just have to watch for stupid mistakes!
Will keep updating.. thanks for joining me in my journey!
10 Jul 2010, 12:53
Kudos
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Welcome Folex98 - look forward to having you around 
Do you have an idea when you are planning to take the test?
Good Luck - take a look at the gmat calendar and error log just in case.
Do you have an idea when you are planning to take the test?
Good Luck - take a look at the gmat calendar and error log just in case.
10 Jul 2010, 15:50
Kudos
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Trust me, I was in your situation not too long ago. The score I earned on test day was my dream number. It will feel great and you WILL NOT regret all the sacrifices that you made to reach your goal.
One of the keys to success for me was to be patient and consistent. And GMATClub will help you as much as you need it to help you. Take advantage of all the information and questions this website offers.
Just make sure that you read the Manhattan SC guide at least twice.
One of the keys to success for me was to be patient and consistent. And GMATClub will help you as much as you need it to help you. Take advantage of all the information and questions this website offers.
Just make sure that you read the Manhattan SC guide at least twice.
