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Hey everybody.
First of all I want to thank all the contributors in this forum for their efforts, it has already helped me a great deal to get a better picture about the GMAT and how to prepare.
I been reading in this forum for about a week after I decide I wanna take a GMAT in September 2007. Because I am doing my study abroad period at the moment, the earliest I could start preparing is after my return which is in the last week of July. I have holidays untill mid September before University starts again, leaving me 6 free weeks. I thought about using this time intensively for practicing and then taking the test. But as I read, that most people often prepare 3 months or more I am a little concerned it might not be enough to get trough all the material. What do you think, is 6 weeks of intensive every day (around 8hours on weekdays, a little less on weekends) practicing enough time to be well prepared? Or would you suggest using those 6 weeks and then some additional preparation time during University?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Nico
First of all I want to thank all the contributors in this forum for their efforts, it has already helped me a great deal to get a better picture about the GMAT and how to prepare.
I been reading in this forum for about a week after I decide I wanna take a GMAT in September 2007. Because I am doing my study abroad period at the moment, the earliest I could start preparing is after my return which is in the last week of July. I have holidays untill mid September before University starts again, leaving me 6 free weeks. I thought about using this time intensively for practicing and then taking the test. But as I read, that most people often prepare 3 months or more I am a little concerned it might not be enough to get trough all the material. What do you think, is 6 weeks of intensive every day (around 8hours on weekdays, a little less on weekends) practicing enough time to be well prepared? Or would you suggest using those 6 weeks and then some additional preparation time during University?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Nico
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