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Guys,
I've been involved with this sight since I began preparing for my first GMAT last year. I need some advice on my application cycle.
I took the gmat in October of 2009 and scored a 620 q39 v 36 pretty disappointed was scoring in upper-600's on kaplan cats
I applied to Thunderbird, Claremont, Pepperdine, LMU, and ASU. I applied in R3 to ASU and have yet to hear back from them following my interview. I have been admitted every where else.
I'm trying to justify retaking the GMAT to explore other options but I'm having trouble beginning the preparation process. I took the test some time ago and beginning with the basics seems tedious and unnecessary. Has anyone else developed a study plan for a second attempt with an emphasis on quant?
I've been involved with this sight since I began preparing for my first GMAT last year. I need some advice on my application cycle.
I took the gmat in October of 2009 and scored a 620 q39 v 36 pretty disappointed was scoring in upper-600's on kaplan cats
I applied to Thunderbird, Claremont, Pepperdine, LMU, and ASU. I applied in R3 to ASU and have yet to hear back from them following my interview. I have been admitted every where else.
I'm trying to justify retaking the GMAT to explore other options but I'm having trouble beginning the preparation process. I took the test some time ago and beginning with the basics seems tedious and unnecessary. Has anyone else developed a study plan for a second attempt with an emphasis on quant?
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