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12 Mar 2014, 16:23
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Hi everyone,
I'm a recent addition to GMAT Club, so pardon any signs of ignorance. I have a dilemma I would love some help and advice with:
I've taken several practice GMAT test through Manhattan and am scoring consistently in the low 700's. I really want to start scoring in the mid- to high- 700s. How should I do that?
GMAT test date - 3/21/2014 (I could always push it back if need be)
Last practice test - 720 (44Q, 45V)
While the split is roughly equal, I'm missing a far greater number of quant questions that I want to focus on to boost my Quant score
Here are some options I am mulling:
1) Pay $200+/hour for a MGMAT tutor to help with some general study and test taking strategies
2) Continue doing what I'm doing with a focus on GMAC Quant problems
Please advise!
I'm a recent addition to GMAT Club, so pardon any signs of ignorance. I have a dilemma I would love some help and advice with:
I've taken several practice GMAT test through Manhattan and am scoring consistently in the low 700's. I really want to start scoring in the mid- to high- 700s. How should I do that?
GMAT test date - 3/21/2014 (I could always push it back if need be)
Last practice test - 720 (44Q, 45V)
While the split is roughly equal, I'm missing a far greater number of quant questions that I want to focus on to boost my Quant score
Here are some options I am mulling:
1) Pay $200+/hour for a MGMAT tutor to help with some general study and test taking strategies
2) Continue doing what I'm doing with a focus on GMAC Quant problems
Please advise!
13 Mar 2014, 08:45
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Is there a specific type of quant question in which you are having trouble? If so, zone in on that type of problem and don't waste time learning what you already know. When you receive your score breakdowns from Manhattan GMAT sim exams, do they let you know exactly which concepts you understand or don't understand? If so, use that to your advantage. At Economist GMAT Tutor, we find that students find the analysis they receive after they complete are simulation exams extremely helpful.
As for a GMAT prep course, I would recommend finding one that offers a score guarantee. We offer a money back guarantee to our students if they don't achieve 50 points or more. We actually just completed a student survey and found that 25% of our students achieved a score increase of 90 points or more!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Elizabeth
As for a GMAT prep course, I would recommend finding one that offers a score guarantee. We offer a money back guarantee to our students if they don't achieve 50 points or more. We actually just completed a student survey and found that 25% of our students achieved a score increase of 90 points or more!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards,
Elizabeth
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