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Hi All,
First time to the site and on the forums. I'm currently prepping my GMAT plan of attack and wanted to solicit some feedback on the different types of preparation tools out there. A quick bit of background: I'm 25 and a full time working professional who finished undergrad in 2008. I'm looking to study and prepare around my often crazy work schedule. I'm shooting for 1-2 hours a night during the week with a majority of the studying happening over the weekend.
I'm not looking to break the bank for my GMAT prep, and would prefer something on the cheaper side. I've done some research on the GMAT Pill method and Magoosh, and I've also bought a few prep books to get a brief overview of the overall structure and process.
My main question is, what do you recommend as an efficient solution for what I'm looking for? I'm going to try and sit for my first test in the March-April timeframe and will be applying to B-Schools for 2013 admission. Goal is for a top 50 school. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
First time to the site and on the forums. I'm currently prepping my GMAT plan of attack and wanted to solicit some feedback on the different types of preparation tools out there. A quick bit of background: I'm 25 and a full time working professional who finished undergrad in 2008. I'm looking to study and prepare around my often crazy work schedule. I'm shooting for 1-2 hours a night during the week with a majority of the studying happening over the weekend.
I'm not looking to break the bank for my GMAT prep, and would prefer something on the cheaper side. I've done some research on the GMAT Pill method and Magoosh, and I've also bought a few prep books to get a brief overview of the overall structure and process.
My main question is, what do you recommend as an efficient solution for what I'm looking for? I'm going to try and sit for my first test in the March-April timeframe and will be applying to B-Schools for 2013 admission. Goal is for a top 50 school. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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