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In Episode 4 of our GMAT Ninja CR series, we tackle the most intimidating CR question type: Boldface & "Legalese" questions. If you've ever stared at an answer choice that reads, "The first is a consideration introduced to counter a position that...- May 14
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12 Jan 2007, 14:48
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Hello-
A year ago I happened upon this web site about 2 days before I took the GMAT and thought 'i wish i had seen this site earlier.' Well, i got a 630 on that test and now a year later have opted to take the GMAT again.
I decided to enroll in a Princeton Review course, merely to cover the basics and to force myself to a study itinerary over an 8 week period (as it is difficult with work and all). Anyhow, I consider myself to be shaky in math (score at around 40 in tests), and tend to make careless mistakes in verbal. How can I use this GMAT Club to improve my quantitative skills?? I've seen a mentioning of the 25 archived Challenges; are these good for someone at my level? The message boards also appear to be very helpful. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you
A year ago I happened upon this web site about 2 days before I took the GMAT and thought 'i wish i had seen this site earlier.' Well, i got a 630 on that test and now a year later have opted to take the GMAT again.
I decided to enroll in a Princeton Review course, merely to cover the basics and to force myself to a study itinerary over an 8 week period (as it is difficult with work and all). Anyhow, I consider myself to be shaky in math (score at around 40 in tests), and tend to make careless mistakes in verbal. How can I use this GMAT Club to improve my quantitative skills?? I've seen a mentioning of the 25 archived Challenges; are these good for someone at my level? The message boards also appear to be very helpful. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you
23 Mar 2007, 13:40
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The Challenges are awesome.
Very tough. They should help a lot if you can improve your score in those as handling the easier GMAT questions should become a piece of cake for you then.
Very tough. They should help a lot if you can improve your score in those as handling the easier GMAT questions should become a piece of cake for you then.
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