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16 Sep 2019, 16:11
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I ordered the Manhattan Prep GMAT course last fall. After attending all the online courses, but never being able to do the online portion due to work demands, I finally decided to switch gears and do the EA instead.
I've got all these books, and I'd had to waste them. Looking to use them to prep for the EA, as the tests are very similar.
Any advice on what to pick out of the GMAT books to prep for the EA test?
Would it be better to just abandon these books and find something specific to the EA instead, even if it costs extra?
I've got all these books, and I'd had to waste them. Looking to use them to prep for the EA, as the tests are very similar.
Any advice on what to pick out of the GMAT books to prep for the EA test?
Would it be better to just abandon these books and find something specific to the EA instead, even if it costs extra?
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16 Sep 2019, 21:17
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jwlj You only get 2 attempts for the EA so I think its worth it to just get EA specific materials. Why take chances here. The timing is different, all in all, this is a dumb thing to economize on I think, for something so important. Make sure to scoop up all the official GMAC EA-specific stuff, I think that is where you should allocate the core of your time.
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02 Oct 2019, 21:18
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The Manhattan guides are a good resource for the EA. You just need to skip geometry and the essay and actually review IR. I scored over a 150 on all the practice EAs and the actual test studying as if I were taking the GMAT. The format of the EA played to my strengths way more than the GMAT. IR really should be the most important test for b school in my opinion.
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