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08 May 2011, 20:54
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Would it be better to do the advanced study and questions as one goes through the Manhattan GMAT books or would it be better to go through the entire series with the regular questions first and then move on to the Advanced sets?
Personally, I think that doing the advanced sets after going through the entire series would be good for spreading out the topics rather than going through each book all at once.
Does anyone have any opinions about this?
Brian
Personally, I think that doing the advanced sets after going through the entire series would be good for spreading out the topics rather than going through each book all at once.
Does anyone have any opinions about this?
Brian
09 May 2011, 08:12
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Six of the 8 Manhattan GMAT Strategy Guides (all the math books, as well as Sentence Correction) have a division between Part 1 (General) and Part II (Advanced)
We suggest that you master the content covered in the General material before moving to Advanced material. That is, make sure you're completely comfortable with with the General reading, the General In Action problems, and the General OG problems (at least the Benchmark problems) before moving to the Advanced reading, In Actions and OG problems.
If, while going through the General material, you want do a little Advanced work here and there, that shouldn't be a problem. But it's important to first build a solid foundation in all eight subjects by mastering the General material before focusing on any Advanced work.
I hope this helps! Good luck with your GMAT studies.
Best,
Matt Mapplebeck
Student Services Associate
Manhattan GMAT
We suggest that you master the content covered in the General material before moving to Advanced material. That is, make sure you're completely comfortable with with the General reading, the General In Action problems, and the General OG problems (at least the Benchmark problems) before moving to the Advanced reading, In Actions and OG problems.
If, while going through the General material, you want do a little Advanced work here and there, that shouldn't be a problem. But it's important to first build a solid foundation in all eight subjects by mastering the General material before focusing on any Advanced work.
I hope this helps! Good luck with your GMAT studies.
Best,
Matt Mapplebeck
Student Services Associate
Manhattan GMAT
09 May 2011, 08:16
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Thanks Matt, that's exactly what I wanted to know. And thanks also to Manhattan for putting those guides together, I have found them to be incredibly helpful so far.
Best,
Brian
Best,
Brian
