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02 Jan 2017, 14:48
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Hi all,
I have completed an online Manhattan course and referenced the materials written here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html?fl=menu. Does anyone have some tips beyond this for advancing from say a 710 to a 730/740? I was planning on just doing OG problems in addition to the supplemental OG books and reviewing my error logs. My splits are as follows, so I feel that I am capable of attaining a higher single score given if I just hit my highest from two individual tests on one I'll end up with a 730/740.
(44Q, 42V)
(47Q, 40V)
(48Q, 40V)
The verbal on the third test was really a buzzkill considering I scored 42/43 on 5 seperate practice tests over two andf a half weeks leading up to the actual thing. Is my best bet just maintaing where I am at by doing some problems and taking it another time? Or is there a method people use to jump from low 700s to mid 700s. Thanks so much.
I have completed an online Manhattan course and referenced the materials written here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html?fl=menu. Does anyone have some tips beyond this for advancing from say a 710 to a 730/740? I was planning on just doing OG problems in addition to the supplemental OG books and reviewing my error logs. My splits are as follows, so I feel that I am capable of attaining a higher single score given if I just hit my highest from two individual tests on one I'll end up with a 730/740.
(44Q, 42V)
(47Q, 40V)
(48Q, 40V)
The verbal on the third test was really a buzzkill considering I scored 42/43 on 5 seperate practice tests over two andf a half weeks leading up to the actual thing. Is my best bet just maintaing where I am at by doing some problems and taking it another time? Or is there a method people use to jump from low 700s to mid 700s. Thanks so much.
02 Jan 2017, 17:55
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Hi pafrompa,
In a prior post, you presented a similar series of questions/ideas:
710-to-700-take-a-third-time-227577.html#p1751050
Did you end up consulting with an Admissions Expert about your application plans? I ask because you're in almost the exact same position as you were before (with a 7-- score), so you can comfortably apply to any Schools that interest you. As such, I have to ask why you're thinking about taking the GMAT again when it's almost certainly not necessary.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
In a prior post, you presented a similar series of questions/ideas:
710-to-700-take-a-third-time-227577.html#p1751050
Did you end up consulting with an Admissions Expert about your application plans? I ask because you're in almost the exact same position as you were before (with a 7-- score), so you can comfortably apply to any Schools that interest you. As such, I have to ask why you're thinking about taking the GMAT again when it's almost certainly not necessary.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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Hi Rich,
Flattered you remembered my past post. I had a free consultation with a consultant from Stacy Blackman, who recommended that I retake it since I am not applying until September and am part of an "over-represented group" (consultant). On the other hand, I spoke with two students at the schools I was thinking of applying to earlier and they said that there isn't really a difference between a 710 and a 730.
I think I have the capability to take it up a little score wise, just need to figure out the best method for studying. What would you recommend?
