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02 Jun 2014, 11:40
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Hi All,
I'm new to the site and I've been looking for a thread on this topic, and while I'm sure one exists, I've been unable to find it. What do people think about taking a class versus studying yourself? While I'd rather not spend $1-2k on a class, I understand that it's a drop in the bucket compared to the cost of an MBA and it's definitely worth it if it will improve your GMAT score. However, I've looked through BB's study plan and it seems like there are plenty of resources for you to complete the study process on your own. Additionally, you can focus more on the areas you're struggling with and less on the general concepts the class may be going over. If you're disciplined enough to study yourself, is there much benefit to taking a class?
Thanks!
I'm new to the site and I've been looking for a thread on this topic, and while I'm sure one exists, I've been unable to find it. What do people think about taking a class versus studying yourself? While I'd rather not spend $1-2k on a class, I understand that it's a drop in the bucket compared to the cost of an MBA and it's definitely worth it if it will improve your GMAT score. However, I've looked through BB's study plan and it seems like there are plenty of resources for you to complete the study process on your own. Additionally, you can focus more on the areas you're struggling with and less on the general concepts the class may be going over. If you're disciplined enough to study yourself, is there much benefit to taking a class?
Thanks!
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02 Jun 2014, 12:59
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I would recommend self study initially. Even if you decide later to take a course, you'll want to build your foundational knowledge first. Classes can cover a lot of content in each session.
04 Jun 2014, 09:46
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This is really a personal decision. Yes, classroom courses can cost $1k-2k -- but online courses including the ones we offer are priced much lower.
If you decide to self-study -- here is a great place to join others and begin practice with all the various question types. If you need extra help, you can upgrade for video explanations.
If you decide to self-study -- here is a great place to join others and begin practice with all the various question types. If you need extra help, you can upgrade for video explanations.
