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08 Dec 2003, 05:27
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Greetings everyone!
I can start by apologize the long post I will be making.
About me, 25yrs old, 4th year at a univerisity in Sweden. By general I am very strong in Q, not in verbal, particular not in english. Although toefl wont be a problem for me.
I just found my desire to enter ibanking, and I need a good ug degree for that, which I dont have. Thats why I am aiming for a 1-yr MSc Finance in the UK, and because of that I need to take the GMAT.
I haven┬┤t started studying for it yet. I have about 1 month left on this semester, but after that I have around 10 weeks of free time.
I have spent around 4 hours today, reading about GMAT and mostly reading old posts here. Best board I have found so far.
So, now to my questions and options. First, I got to time to study and the $$$, thats why I am thinking about attend some Kaplan classes in the US. Thats going to cost me around $4,000 in NYC for 4 weeks.(I would see this as a vacation too, but my english needs to improve)
Would this be a good idea or would you recommend me something else?
~Keynes
I can start by apologize the long post I will be making.
About me, 25yrs old, 4th year at a univerisity in Sweden. By general I am very strong in Q, not in verbal, particular not in english. Although toefl wont be a problem for me.
I just found my desire to enter ibanking, and I need a good ug degree for that, which I dont have. Thats why I am aiming for a 1-yr MSc Finance in the UK, and because of that I need to take the GMAT.
I haven┬┤t started studying for it yet. I have about 1 month left on this semester, but after that I have around 10 weeks of free time.
I have spent around 4 hours today, reading about GMAT and mostly reading old posts here. Best board I have found so far.
So, now to my questions and options. First, I got to time to study and the $$$, thats why I am thinking about attend some Kaplan classes in the US. Thats going to cost me around $4,000 in NYC for 4 weeks.(I would see this as a vacation too, but my english needs to improve)
Would this be a good idea or would you recommend me something else?
~Keynes
10 Dec 2003, 19:26
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If you're taking a 4-week course, you're going to have a ton of homework. You probably won't have too much time for exploring NYC, so be prepared for that. You'll need to study quite a bit!
