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28 Dec 2007, 18:15
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I'd like to thank everyone who posts here for the tips and support.
I originally took the GMAT a couple years ago and scored in the 650 range. As I'm applying to rd 2 schools I decided that I really needed to boost my Gmat to have a shot. A 710 (while not super high compared with some of the people here) will do just that.
With all the advice given here, I was able to do this with only a 5 weeks of study.
For those who care about the numbers - I took 3 Manhattan GMAT tests (and used all their books as a study aid) and 2 GMAT PowerPrep's prior to the exam
MGMAT 1: 650
MGMAT 2: 690
MGMAT 3: 680
PP1 : 660
PP2 : 700
I would say the things that helped me the most are identifying my weak areas and time management on the exam.
Hope everyone is having a great holiday!
I originally took the GMAT a couple years ago and scored in the 650 range. As I'm applying to rd 2 schools I decided that I really needed to boost my Gmat to have a shot. A 710 (while not super high compared with some of the people here) will do just that.
With all the advice given here, I was able to do this with only a 5 weeks of study.
For those who care about the numbers - I took 3 Manhattan GMAT tests (and used all their books as a study aid) and 2 GMAT PowerPrep's prior to the exam
MGMAT 1: 650
MGMAT 2: 690
MGMAT 3: 680
PP1 : 660
PP2 : 700
I would say the things that helped me the most are identifying my weak areas and time management on the exam.
Hope everyone is having a great holiday!
29 Jan 2008, 13:31
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Congratulations!!!
One of the reasons I come to this board is to get inspired.
One of the reasons I come to this board is to get inspired.
