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20 Oct 2003, 15:16
Kudos
Bookmarks
Would love to get advice from folks who took the GMAT more than one time.
I took my test this weekend, and while I'm not utterly disappointed, I am frustrated that I did not do better in the math. (650 total, 41V, 40Q). I am aiming for 700+.
I need to get my quant up, but unfortunately I've exhausted the majority of "good" material out there (aka Official Guide, Kaplan and Princeton Review CD's).
Any suggestions on where to turn next?
1) Arco?
2) Gmat-Plus?
3) Crack-Gmat?
4) Manhattan-Gmat?
FYI - the quant probs in the test are tougher than those in the Official Guide. They're on par with those in Kaplan, but not quite as difficult.
Could really use some advice, as I'm soon to get started down the study road again....
Thanks.
I took my test this weekend, and while I'm not utterly disappointed, I am frustrated that I did not do better in the math. (650 total, 41V, 40Q). I am aiming for 700+.
I need to get my quant up, but unfortunately I've exhausted the majority of "good" material out there (aka Official Guide, Kaplan and Princeton Review CD's).
Any suggestions on where to turn next?
1) Arco?
2) Gmat-Plus?
3) Crack-Gmat?
4) Manhattan-Gmat?
FYI - the quant probs in the test are tougher than those in the Official Guide. They're on par with those in Kaplan, but not quite as difficult.
Could really use some advice, as I'm soon to get started down the study road again....
Thanks.
20 Oct 2003, 16:53
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Bookmarks
nikerun21
Do you mean a book "like you" or "like you did" ?!?!
Man, I couldn't resist this one...
Anywayz...
jjomalls: Get Kaplan Math Workbook if you haven't yet. Other than that just try to do all the material over with more focus on timing and quicker ways of doing the problems. Good luck!
