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07 Sep 2005, 23:10
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Hello-
I am new to this but am planning on taking a prep course for t he GMAT and debating between Kaplan and Princeton. Does anyone have any insight? Why is one better over the other.
Thank you!
I am new to this but am planning on taking a prep course for t he GMAT and debating between Kaplan and Princeton. Does anyone have any insight? Why is one better over the other.
Thank you!
08 Sep 2005, 08:33
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I have not taken either course, but have been researching them and think that PR has the better offering. The instructors are better, as are the strategies. I have PR's books and they make the test seem a lot easier. Kaplan is known for its too-hard practice tests, which some like but I think is self-defeating. PR's practice tests are more realistic, especially for CR.
If you haven't used either of their books, spend some time at the library or bookstore and see how they compare, which feels better to you, more in line with your learning or test-taking style. Overall, though, I have seen more positive reviews for PR's class, and they post some impressive success rates on their site whereas Kaplan doesn't.
Hope this helps...
If you haven't used either of their books, spend some time at the library or bookstore and see how they compare, which feels better to you, more in line with your learning or test-taking style. Overall, though, I have seen more positive reviews for PR's class, and they post some impressive success rates on their site whereas Kaplan doesn't.
Hope this helps...
12 Sep 2005, 07:18
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I would suggest you check out Veritas of Manhattan GMAT, both are much better than Kaplan or PR. I took a Kaplan class a while ago and it was a COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY. It's my opinon that Kaplan and PR classes are geared towards the masses, those who are fine with a score in the 500s or 600s.
