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23 Mar 2006, 13:23
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Hey everyone!
I took the GMAT in November of 2005 for the first time and scored a 660. That got me into the school I want to go to. So, I was happy.
Here is the kicker: My school called me and told me that if I retake the GMAT and score in the 700s, they will take care of my tuition for me!
I could not pass that offer up, so I scheduled another GMAT for April 20. So, I have under a month to prepare. . .again. I have not even thought about any questions since I took my last exam, so I am RUSTY! I also have a very demanding full time job, so I don't have a lot of time.
I should mention that I took a Kaplan course to help prepare for the first time.
Do you all think I can do it? If so, how should I go about preparing. I know you all are experts, so lead me in the right direction!
Thank you all in advance.
I took the GMAT in November of 2005 for the first time and scored a 660. That got me into the school I want to go to. So, I was happy.
Here is the kicker: My school called me and told me that if I retake the GMAT and score in the 700s, they will take care of my tuition for me!
I could not pass that offer up, so I scheduled another GMAT for April 20. So, I have under a month to prepare. . .again. I have not even thought about any questions since I took my last exam, so I am RUSTY! I also have a very demanding full time job, so I don't have a lot of time.
I should mention that I took a Kaplan course to help prepare for the first time.
Do you all think I can do it? If so, how should I go about preparing. I know you all are experts, so lead me in the right direction!
Thank you all in advance.
24 Mar 2006, 12:56
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Wow, that's cool. Kudos to you!!
Since you already used Kaplan's methods, I would branch out. Did you use the official guide and GMATPrep (or Powerprep, from last year) when you prepped? If not, definitely get them!
I would also suggest Cracking the GMAT from Princeton Review. I thought the strategies were better than Kaplan, and the tests as well.
If you had a particular area of weakness, then maybe go for a GMAT tutor instead. They can work wonders in a short period of time. And it would be worth the cost if your b-school tuition is being paid!
That is just so cool.
Since you already used Kaplan's methods, I would branch out. Did you use the official guide and GMATPrep (or Powerprep, from last year) when you prepped? If not, definitely get them!
I would also suggest Cracking the GMAT from Princeton Review. I thought the strategies were better than Kaplan, and the tests as well.
If you had a particular area of weakness, then maybe go for a GMAT tutor instead. They can work wonders in a short period of time. And it would be worth the cost if your b-school tuition is being paid!
That is just so cool.
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