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26 Jan 2018, 04:16
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Hi everyone,
I've decided to take the GMAT in a few months. Despite being a great math/science student in high school (some 13 years ago...), I was a liberal arts major in college, and am now ready for a career change into the business world but know I need to really prepare to perform well on the GMAT. I'm overwhelmed at the moment by all the resources out there for preparing for the GMAT, and am hoping someone with a similar background could share what programs and resources worked best for you. I'm now 31, haven't reviewed basic math/geometry/etc. since high school, but did work as an english teacher (native speaker) and feel confident on verbal/SC questions. I'm based in Europe so either need a self-study or online program, and hoping to keep it under $1000USD. My target score would be 700.
My ideal course would:
- have a structured program to keep me working in a focused manner
- provide the instruction/review of all of the 101-level concepts that I need to be re-taught
- allow me to spend more time focusing on my specific weaknesses and less time on areas that are already strengths
- clear instruction on GMAT-specific strategies for approaching problems
- allow for multiple full-length practice exams
- run no more than 2/3 months in length
Since you are all such a great wealth of knowledge and experience, I figured I'd come here straight to the source for your thoughts as I try to narrow down the options out there. Thanks in advance for sharing your opinions.
I've decided to take the GMAT in a few months. Despite being a great math/science student in high school (some 13 years ago...), I was a liberal arts major in college, and am now ready for a career change into the business world but know I need to really prepare to perform well on the GMAT. I'm overwhelmed at the moment by all the resources out there for preparing for the GMAT, and am hoping someone with a similar background could share what programs and resources worked best for you. I'm now 31, haven't reviewed basic math/geometry/etc. since high school, but did work as an english teacher (native speaker) and feel confident on verbal/SC questions. I'm based in Europe so either need a self-study or online program, and hoping to keep it under $1000USD. My target score would be 700.
My ideal course would:
- have a structured program to keep me working in a focused manner
- provide the instruction/review of all of the 101-level concepts that I need to be re-taught
- allow me to spend more time focusing on my specific weaknesses and less time on areas that are already strengths
- clear instruction on GMAT-specific strategies for approaching problems
- allow for multiple full-length practice exams
- run no more than 2/3 months in length
Since you are all such a great wealth of knowledge and experience, I figured I'd come here straight to the source for your thoughts as I try to narrow down the options out there. Thanks in advance for sharing your opinions.
26 Jan 2018, 04:38
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Hi,
you can find review about courses here at gmatclub but i will suggest if u can attend free but limited session of all courses. Manhattan, Magoosh, veritas, and all other courses do allow candidates to attend free couple of hours. This will help you understand basic structure of program of each course.
I have gone through Manhttan and gmatclub books for strategy whereas gmatclub tests and official questions help me score good in quant.
About mocks, Please buy gmat exam packs. they are so far the best and most accurate.
Have you given any official mock so far? you can get free access to two official mocks. Attempt one of those and analyze your result.
Best,
you can find review about courses here at gmatclub but i will suggest if u can attend free but limited session of all courses. Manhattan, Magoosh, veritas, and all other courses do allow candidates to attend free couple of hours. This will help you understand basic structure of program of each course.
I have gone through Manhttan and gmatclub books for strategy whereas gmatclub tests and official questions help me score good in quant.
About mocks, Please buy gmat exam packs. they are so far the best and most accurate.
Have you given any official mock so far? you can get free access to two official mocks. Attempt one of those and analyze your result.
Best,
smurphy
26 Jan 2018, 10:19
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Hi,
I'd suggest to take offical mock test to see where you stand. You can download two official tests here for free.
It will be easier to decide what to focus on.
I'd suggest to take offical mock test to see where you stand. You can download two official tests here for free.
It will be easier to decide what to focus on.
