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31 Mar 2006, 10:30
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I am enrolled in a classroom course which starts on 4/19. I am using the 2005 Kaplan Prep book and I am really struggling with the Quantitative material.
My Undergrad degree was in CJ at U of D and was accepted into a program allowing me to take up to 9 Graduate course credits before taking the GMAT. I completed the three courses and have a 3.55 GPA, but now I have to take the test that I have been fearing (June 8th). The Dean of Admissions says I really only need a 500-550 to be accepted due to my grades. Any advice would be appreciated.
My Undergrad degree was in CJ at U of D and was accepted into a program allowing me to take up to 9 Graduate course credits before taking the GMAT. I completed the three courses and have a 3.55 GPA, but now I have to take the test that I have been fearing (June 8th). The Dean of Admissions says I really only need a 500-550 to be accepted due to my grades. Any advice would be appreciated.
31 Mar 2006, 12:34
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What course are you taking?
Here's how to get the most out of your course and get your best score:
1) Attend every class, and do all the homework
2) ASK questions and ask the instructor for help before or after class if you need it. You're paying good money, so don't be afraid to speak up.
3) Keep an error log as described on this site and make sure you don't give up when it's not clicking. It WILL if you keep at it and ask for help.
4) Take advantage of the help in these forums. It's free and we're all right here with you on the journey!
Good luck!
Here's how to get the most out of your course and get your best score:
1) Attend every class, and do all the homework
2) ASK questions and ask the instructor for help before or after class if you need it. You're paying good money, so don't be afraid to speak up.
3) Keep an error log as described on this site and make sure you don't give up when it's not clicking. It WILL if you keep at it and ask for help.
4) Take advantage of the help in these forums. It's free and we're all right here with you on the journey!
Good luck!
