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Erjan_S
Joined: 12 Nov 2016
Last visit: 08 May 2018
Posts: 102
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Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Finance
Schools: Stanford MSx"19 (D) Sloan Fellows"19 (D)
GMAT 1: 620 Q36 V39
GMAT 2: 650 Q47 V33
31 Oct 2017, 02:28
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Hi everyone! I am a bit under self-induced 
time pressure (wasted a lot of time, who cares:) as I am working on application MIT Sloan Fellows accepting EA with a deadline by December 5 and then I would like to try chances with a Stanford accepting GMAT only... Given that EA is similar to GMAT apart from being shorter and valuing IR at the same level as Verbal/Quantitative skills, I am thinking of the following plan - register for EA at the end of November (1 month to go ), prepare for it/register for GMAT at the Dec 15-20 (trick is that GMAT is available in 20 days, whereas EA is available immediately). I already did GMAT in Jan 17 and scored only 36 in Quant (that is my biggest challenge, I am not doing particularly well under time pressure in quant), 39 in verbal and only 5 in IR (honestly not cared much about it, but will have to at EA test), AW was just 4.0 - I did not spend an hour preparing for it....
It seems like I should focus on quantitative part and IR. What you think of this plan?
Is GMAC official preparation course (costs just $35) good for EA preparation? What would you advise for intensive course for GMAT? Official GMAT? Or given my weakness in quants - Manhatan Math preparation? Any thoughts would be appreciated!
time pressure (wasted a lot of time, who cares:) as I am working on application MIT Sloan Fellows accepting EA with a deadline by December 5 and then I would like to try chances with a Stanford accepting GMAT only... Given that EA is similar to GMAT apart from being shorter and valuing IR at the same level as Verbal/Quantitative skills, I am thinking of the following plan - register for EA at the end of November (1 month to go ), prepare for it/register for GMAT at the Dec 15-20 (trick is that GMAT is available in 20 days, whereas EA is available immediately). I already did GMAT in Jan 17 and scored only 36 in Quant (that is my biggest challenge, I am not doing particularly well under time pressure in quant), 39 in verbal and only 5 in IR (honestly not cared much about it, but will have to at EA test), AW was just 4.0 - I did not spend an hour preparing for it....It seems like I should focus on quantitative part and IR. What you think of this plan?
Is GMAC official preparation course (costs just $35) good for EA preparation? What would you advise for intensive course for GMAT? Official GMAT? Or given my weakness in quants - Manhatan Math preparation? Any thoughts would be appreciated!
Erjan_S
Joined: 12 Nov 2016
Last visit: 08 May 2018
Posts: 102
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 87
Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Finance
Schools: Stanford MSx"19 (D) Sloan Fellows"19 (D)
GMAT 1: 620 Q36 V39
GMAT 2: 650 Q47 V33
31 Oct 2017, 09:18
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Hi! No one facing a similar situation with EA and GMAT?
31 Oct 2017, 20:23
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Erjan_S
I haven't seen the EA prep, but if I were you I'd stick with official material (OGs) for questions. Your verbal (39) is excellent, but your quant clearly needs work. Think about possibly starting from the basics there.
