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03 Jan 2010, 17:55
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Hi,
I purchased all the Manhattan GMAT prep books (2007 edition) last year. I am starting to prepare for my GMAT from these books. After a month of self-study , I would like to join some class room courses. Since I am using these books to aid my preparation, Is it better for me to join a class room course from a different company (because they might give a different set of materials) or Manhattan GMAT class room prep is good enough to join them itself ?
Thanks
I purchased all the Manhattan GMAT prep books (2007 edition) last year. I am starting to prepare for my GMAT from these books. After a month of self-study , I would like to join some class room courses. Since I am using these books to aid my preparation, Is it better for me to join a class room course from a different company (because they might give a different set of materials) or Manhattan GMAT class room prep is good enough to join them itself ?
Thanks
04 Jan 2010, 12:11
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aim-high
I'm currently enrolled in an in-person 9-week MGMAT and I think that if you have all the books, you should try out a different prep course so you could get a "different perspective." I enrolled in the course because I didn't have any materials to begin with and the course offered all the materials that I was going to buy anyway (MGMAT guides, OG 12, OG V, OG Q, test sim booklet, etc.)
MGMAT is an awesome, highly demanding course but IMO, it's more geared towards a structured self-study plan which relies heavily on the use of the MGMAT guides and the OGs. In short, all the stuff I learned in the classroom, you can find them in the guides.
Since you have the guides, I would suggest that you look into Knewton. I've read some decent reviews about the prep on this forum. They offer a 50+ guarantee and I am also keeping this prep as an option, in case that I don't reach my targeted goal after my first attempt
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04 Jan 2010, 13:47
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Hello aim-high,
Have you taken a diagnostic practice test yet?
Whether or not you should take a class depends on your needs. It's entirely possible you can self study and score a 700+ on your first attempt.
Create a study plan based on your diagnostic test and start preparing. If you are able to achieve milestones between practice problems and practice tests, it is possible to succeed on your own.
Have you taken a diagnostic practice test yet?
Whether or not you should take a class depends on your needs. It's entirely possible you can self study and score a 700+ on your first attempt.
Create a study plan based on your diagnostic test and start preparing. If you are able to achieve milestones between practice problems and practice tests, it is possible to succeed on your own.
