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26 Sep 2014, 08:55
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Hello everyone,
I am a full time student currently attending the University of Toronto as an undergraduate student. I am pursuing a Bsc with a major in economics and math with a minor in applied statistics(I may switch the math to a minor). I recently started to look into writing the GMAT and am looking from some guidance. I have read numerous posts on the site about how people studied and what resources they used, however it would be nicer if I could have this all in one place that I can look at.
I'll give a little insight as to where I am currently, as mentioned above I'm pursuing a Bsc with a major in math and economics with a minor in stats. I'm going to be entering my 3rd year of studies with about a year left to finish my degree. My CGPA isn't my biggest accomplishment as its sitting at 2.67 currently(I did not do well my first year, I took some courses way to lightly and paid for it). However my last 2 years have been good(3.9/4 and 3.0/4 respectively)
Getting back to the topic at hand I am looking for guidance into what resources to use in order to get the best possible chance of getting a very good GMAT score, the goal is 750+.
Also I would love to hear from anyone who made a mistake in univerty in their first years and how they bounced back from that. Also what kind of impact if any it had when applying to a good graduate school.
Any responses would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards
I am a full time student currently attending the University of Toronto as an undergraduate student. I am pursuing a Bsc with a major in economics and math with a minor in applied statistics(I may switch the math to a minor). I recently started to look into writing the GMAT and am looking from some guidance. I have read numerous posts on the site about how people studied and what resources they used, however it would be nicer if I could have this all in one place that I can look at.
I'll give a little insight as to where I am currently, as mentioned above I'm pursuing a Bsc with a major in math and economics with a minor in stats. I'm going to be entering my 3rd year of studies with about a year left to finish my degree. My CGPA isn't my biggest accomplishment as its sitting at 2.67 currently(I did not do well my first year, I took some courses way to lightly and paid for it). However my last 2 years have been good(3.9/4 and 3.0/4 respectively)
Getting back to the topic at hand I am looking for guidance into what resources to use in order to get the best possible chance of getting a very good GMAT score, the goal is 750+.
Also I would love to hear from anyone who made a mistake in univerty in their first years and how they bounced back from that. Also what kind of impact if any it had when applying to a good graduate school.
Any responses would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards
26 Sep 2014, 09:01
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Hi and welcome to GMAT Club.
See here for resource recommendations: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
As to the GPA - that's a concern but addressable. Here are a few of the war stories: low-undergrad-gpa-success-stories-79977-120.html
See here for resource recommendations: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
As to the GPA - that's a concern but addressable. Here are a few of the war stories: low-undergrad-gpa-success-stories-79977-120.html
26 Sep 2014, 09:30
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Hi bb, thanks for the reply. I still atleast 1 year left before I complete my degree and I know that I can bring my GPA up to 2.9-3.1. I will look at the links you have provided.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
