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Goillini13
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Location: United States (IL)
Concentration: Strategy, Healthcare
Schools: Consortium-Ross '19 (WL) Consortium-Yale '19 (WL) Booth '19 (D) Consortium-Tuck '19 (WL) Consortium-McCombs '19 (A$) Kellogg '19 (M)
GMAT 1: 690 Q44 V40
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V38
GPA: 3.58
WE:Corporate Finance (Manufacturing)
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Schools: Consortium-Ross '19 (WL) Consortium-Yale '19 (WL) Booth '19 (D) Consortium-Tuck '19 (WL) Consortium-McCombs '19 (A$) Kellogg '19 (M)
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V38
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Hey guys,
Just graduated from undergrad and figured that now is a great time to study for and get the GMAT out of the way. I don't plan on applying to grad school for a few years, but want to get the score I want now while I can.
Ideally I would like to score in the 700-720 range. My goal is to have a score that will be good enough for schools such as Ross and Kellogg.
Over the next month I will have quite a bit of free time. I would like to study for and take my first exam to see where I stand and possibly/hopefully get the score I want. In a month I start full-time in the corporate world, so it would be nice to have this out of the way.
Right now I have the Princeton Review 2011 review book and the GMAT 2011 book. I plan on going through these completely before taking the actual exam. Is there other stuff I should buy and review, or is this more of a numbers game, where I should try to do as many practice exams as possible?
Is this plan practical? Feasible? Crazy?
I plan on taking one of the practice exams on the gmat site within the next 2 days and will update you guys with my starting point then.
Thanks!
Just graduated from undergrad and figured that now is a great time to study for and get the GMAT out of the way. I don't plan on applying to grad school for a few years, but want to get the score I want now while I can.
Ideally I would like to score in the 700-720 range. My goal is to have a score that will be good enough for schools such as Ross and Kellogg.
Over the next month I will have quite a bit of free time. I would like to study for and take my first exam to see where I stand and possibly/hopefully get the score I want. In a month I start full-time in the corporate world, so it would be nice to have this out of the way.
Right now I have the Princeton Review 2011 review book and the GMAT 2011 book. I plan on going through these completely before taking the actual exam. Is there other stuff I should buy and review, or is this more of a numbers game, where I should try to do as many practice exams as possible?
Is this plan practical? Feasible? Crazy?
I plan on taking one of the practice exams on the gmat site within the next 2 days and will update you guys with my starting point then.
Thanks!
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