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09 Apr 2010, 05:23
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hi everyone, I just came across this forum as a friend suggested it to me. I hope I am posting in the right section as well, if not my apologizes and I hope one of the mods can move my post.
I thought this summer I would study for the GMAT, so I went through many of the threads and posts here and must say that this is an excellent resource!
However, I am totally confused as to what course to enroll in... there are so many options and I am wondering if there is a course that is fully comprehensive and assumes that I have not taken the GMAT before and a course that has homework etc.
If anyone has a recommendation as to what course to take: Knewton, mgmat, veritas, kaplan i would greatly appreciate it.
My apologies again if it's posted in the wrong section.
Thank you
I thought this summer I would study for the GMAT, so I went through many of the threads and posts here and must say that this is an excellent resource!
However, I am totally confused as to what course to enroll in... there are so many options and I am wondering if there is a course that is fully comprehensive and assumes that I have not taken the GMAT before and a course that has homework etc.
If anyone has a recommendation as to what course to take: Knewton, mgmat, veritas, kaplan i would greatly appreciate it.
My apologies again if it's posted in the wrong section.
Thank you
09 Apr 2010, 08:00
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sgarora
If you want send me a PM message and I can talk to you in more detail about Knewton vs MGMAT. I am in Knewton right now and I am really pleased. Knewton is a great deal to be honest. The course is $690 but you can take a an immediate $100 discount and if I refer you we will both get an additional $100 refund after you start the course.
I don't work for Knewton or anything I have just been pleased with my experience.
09 Apr 2010, 12:12
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Nice! Do you have a date slated to write it yet?
Just FYI, depending on your learning style it might not be necessary to do a course. My GMAT studying was all self directed with only one hard copy book. But if you'd prefer a taught course and have the money (which I would have lacked anyway at the time, heh) then certainly look in to it.
If you'd like any advice for self-directed stuff I'd be more than happy to share though. Just ask.
Good luck!
Just FYI, depending on your learning style it might not be necessary to do a course. My GMAT studying was all self directed with only one hard copy book. But if you'd prefer a taught course and have the money (which I would have lacked anyway at the time, heh) then certainly look in to it.
If you'd like any advice for self-directed stuff I'd be more than happy to share though. Just ask.
Good luck!
