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I already registered for the test, but it is just over 1 month from now (cannot push date out). In doing mostly self-study in the 1 month period, do you recommend the Kaplan Premier Book + OG Book ($) or the Veritas Prep On Demand course ($$$). I read BB's Kaplan Premier Book review and he says it's a good starting point and has about 1 month's worth of materials. Would the Veritas Prep On Demand course be overkill since I won't actually have the time to look at all the materials??? I estimate I might get through half of it at best. (Full-time executive job, married, with 2 small kids.) What are my chances of doing self-study with Kaplan book + OG book and getting a 650+ score?
EDITED - Removed the SAT reference. Thought it was just easier to jump in and take a Veritas CAT for diagnostic without any prep work: 40Q + 30V = 600. I am seeking a 650-700 score.
EDITED - Removed the SAT reference. Thought it was just easier to jump in and take a Veritas CAT for diagnostic without any prep work: 40Q + 30V = 600. I am seeking a 650-700 score.
16 Oct 2014, 07:34
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Let me start by saying that SAT is not a good criteria to extrapolate how you would do on GMAT. Both are very different beast and the situation is different. During SAT you had Academic mode turned on automatically while for GMAT it is the last thing you have in mind as you already have a small family.
I would rather advise you join the magoosh course which would be better use of your time and resources.
I would rather advise you join the magoosh course which would be better use of your time and resources.
16 Oct 2014, 10:53
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I agree that the SAT is not a good gauge, and particularly that it was 20 years ago, but it was the last standardized test that I took...which is why I am trying to get some advice. Have you had experience with magoosh? I know people who took Veritas and had good results (which is why I am considering it).
