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06 Jul 2007, 08:02
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Hi guys,
Hypothetical question. Lets say someone knows absolutely nothing about math but wants to learn enough for the GMAT, not only a refresher but actually learning the math from the most basics to the most complicated, where do they start?
Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question, but I feel like I know only the very basics (hence my 35 quant score), and I just want to know what resources I can turn to in order to learn everything I need in order to get the ball rolling. I am particularly very weak in geometry and only know the very basics of that. I dont want just a quick overview on the math topics covered on the GMAT but an indepth explanation. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hypothetical question. Lets say someone knows absolutely nothing about math but wants to learn enough for the GMAT, not only a refresher but actually learning the math from the most basics to the most complicated, where do they start?
Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question, but I feel like I know only the very basics (hence my 35 quant score), and I just want to know what resources I can turn to in order to learn everything I need in order to get the ball rolling. I am particularly very weak in geometry and only know the very basics of that. I dont want just a quick overview on the math topics covered on the GMAT but an indepth explanation. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
06 Jul 2007, 08:20
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https://www.800score.com
I found there lessons to be very thorough and useful. You will have to pay but well worth it, IMO.
Not a big fan of their CATs though.
I found there lessons to be very thorough and useful. You will have to pay but well worth it, IMO.
Not a big fan of their CATs though.
