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06 Sep 2007, 08:23
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Hi Everyone,
So I have a bit of a predicament.
I want to study for the GMAT, but in 2 months I'll be leaving for a 3 week vacation, which, at this point I cannot cancel. Its all booked etc.
My options seem like this:
- Give the GMAT before I leave. But I really feel that 2 months is not enough for me to prepare and I do not want to give an exam that I'm not ready for.
- Study now + Later
Get through as many problems as I can. (OG + Kaplan Premier).
When I come back, redo all HARD problems that I did before (when I do a problem set, I always give each problem a Hard/Easy rating). In addition, after I get back, I'll do the Kaplan 800 (which I understand has some tough problems) and also start giving full length tests. I'll do this for ~1-2 months until I feel prepared and give the GMAT by end of Jan/Feb
What do you recommend and feel about this? I want to make sure that stuff I study for now, does not go completely to waste when I come back after three weeks of no GMAT study.
Thanks a lot.
So I have a bit of a predicament.
I want to study for the GMAT, but in 2 months I'll be leaving for a 3 week vacation, which, at this point I cannot cancel. Its all booked etc.
My options seem like this:
- Give the GMAT before I leave. But I really feel that 2 months is not enough for me to prepare and I do not want to give an exam that I'm not ready for.
- Study now + Later
Get through as many problems as I can. (OG + Kaplan Premier).
When I come back, redo all HARD problems that I did before (when I do a problem set, I always give each problem a Hard/Easy rating). In addition, after I get back, I'll do the Kaplan 800 (which I understand has some tough problems) and also start giving full length tests. I'll do this for ~1-2 months until I feel prepared and give the GMAT by end of Jan/Feb
What do you recommend and feel about this? I want to make sure that stuff I study for now, does not go completely to waste when I come back after three weeks of no GMAT study.
Thanks a lot.
06 Sep 2007, 09:53
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rahulm
Rahul,
Stuff you study - particularly concepts - will not be a waste of time or effort. In fact, you have the opportunity to take a break in the middle of your prep.
Suggest you choose: Study Now + Later
Think it's a great idea to use the first phase to become familiar, and the second phase to gun for a high score. If you aren't under pressure for an application deadline, this should work well.
Best of luck!
06 Sep 2007, 11:13
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collegesenior
Thank you very much. What you say makes sense.
I'll spend the next 2 months just getting familiar and just solving problems to get a good feel for each topic so I have a good idea what to tackle first when I get back.
Appreciate it.
Rahul
Thank you very much. What you say makes sense.
I'll spend the next 2 months just getting familiar and just solving problems to get a good feel for each topic so I have a good idea what to tackle first when I get back.
Appreciate it.
Rahul
