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Linc20
Joined: 03 Dec 2013
Last visit: 17 Jul 2014
Posts: 5
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Concentration: General Management, Marketing
Schools: Kellogg PT '17 (A) Booth PT '17 (A)
GMAT 1: 660 Q46 V35
GMAT 2: 740 Q49 V41
GPA: 3.33
WE:Account Management (Hospitality and Tourism)
04 Dec 2013, 08:53
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Hey everyone,
I am brand new to GMAT Club. I just took the GMAT a week ago, and scored a 660 (Q-46, V-35). I was pretty disappointed with that score and want to take it again in a couple months. Since I plan on investing ample time, anything under 700 on my retest would be a disappointment.
The main thing I am looking for at this point is a solid study program. I would prefer self-study, just because of the lower cost but need some good materials and structure. Does anyone have any suggestions?
One program I am considering is the Knewton program. Since they guarantee a 50 point increase (which is exactly what I am looking for), it seems like a great promise. Can anyone offer any feedback on their experience with Knewton?
Thanks,
Linc
I am brand new to GMAT Club. I just took the GMAT a week ago, and scored a 660 (Q-46, V-35). I was pretty disappointed with that score and want to take it again in a couple months. Since I plan on investing ample time, anything under 700 on my retest would be a disappointment.
The main thing I am looking for at this point is a solid study program. I would prefer self-study, just because of the lower cost but need some good materials and structure. Does anyone have any suggestions?
One program I am considering is the Knewton program. Since they guarantee a 50 point increase (which is exactly what I am looking for), it seems like a great promise. Can anyone offer any feedback on their experience with Knewton?
Thanks,
Linc
04 Dec 2013, 15:03
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Linc20
Dear Linc,
I'm happy to respond.
Here's a 3-month study plan designed to help students who are already strong achieve elite scores:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/3-month-gm ... -students/
One self-study option is Magoosh. We have a score guarantee for which you would qualify:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/score-guarantee
If you don't break 710, you would get your money back! That's a no-lose scenario for you.
Here's a DS question:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/questions/1040
Here's a RC question:
https://gmat.magoosh.com/questions/2721
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