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Me again,
After a long hiatus, I've decided it's time to kick off studying again. Around 2 years ago I picked up Magoosh while I was waiting for my job to start thinking I would take the test a few months later. Ended up dealing with a move, new job, XYZ, and never fully committed but now I really feel mentally ready to dive in. I plan to "focus" on the GMAT Focus edition.
That said, my biggest issue quant. Looking at the GMAT Club question bank, the situation is bleak in terms of aptitude. I know I can get there, I just haven't seen so much of this material in years and need to stretch the brain muscles/learn what's legal. Some questions I feel like even if I had a year I couldn't solve because I just don't know where to start. I initially chose Magoosh because it was cheap but now everyone is telling my the best way to get up to speed on fundamentals is Target Test Prep.
This would mean scrapping my $200 Magoosh investment and putting in another $500 or so in to TTP, which is painful. Curious to hear what everyone thinks is worth it. I know I can get there but I need the fundamentals.
Target score will be 700+, not sure where I am now... but not high... for Quant at least.
After a long hiatus, I've decided it's time to kick off studying again. Around 2 years ago I picked up Magoosh while I was waiting for my job to start thinking I would take the test a few months later. Ended up dealing with a move, new job, XYZ, and never fully committed but now I really feel mentally ready to dive in. I plan to "focus" on the GMAT Focus edition.
That said, my biggest issue quant. Looking at the GMAT Club question bank, the situation is bleak in terms of aptitude. I know I can get there, I just haven't seen so much of this material in years and need to stretch the brain muscles/learn what's legal. Some questions I feel like even if I had a year I couldn't solve because I just don't know where to start. I initially chose Magoosh because it was cheap but now everyone is telling my the best way to get up to speed on fundamentals is Target Test Prep.
This would mean scrapping my $200 Magoosh investment and putting in another $500 or so in to TTP, which is painful. Curious to hear what everyone thinks is worth it. I know I can get there but I need the fundamentals.
Target score will be 700+, not sure where I am now... but not high... for Quant at least.
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