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09 May 2010, 22:26
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Hi all,
As the title states, I'm looking for advice and a study plan that will give me the best chance to go from my current practice test score of 590 (39Q, 32V) to the 650-670 range. Unfortunately I only have 3-4 weeks to do it.
Any suggestions on how best to attack the next few weeks to get into the range I'm looking for? Is it unrealistic to make that type of improvement given the time frame?
I'm not sure if the graduate school I'm applying to (LSE MSc Accounting and Finance) looks for a specific quantitative vs. verbal score breakdown, so if anyone knows this information, that would be helpful.
I have purchased the Kaplan book with cd, and MGMAT Sentence Correction. I feel I can pick up more points on verbal than quantitative, but don't know if that's the wisest way to get to 650-670 considering the program I am applying to.
As the title states, I'm looking for advice and a study plan that will give me the best chance to go from my current practice test score of 590 (39Q, 32V) to the 650-670 range. Unfortunately I only have 3-4 weeks to do it.
Any suggestions on how best to attack the next few weeks to get into the range I'm looking for? Is it unrealistic to make that type of improvement given the time frame?
I'm not sure if the graduate school I'm applying to (LSE MSc Accounting and Finance) looks for a specific quantitative vs. verbal score breakdown, so if anyone knows this information, that would be helpful.
I have purchased the Kaplan book with cd, and MGMAT Sentence Correction. I feel I can pick up more points on verbal than quantitative, but don't know if that's the wisest way to get to 650-670 considering the program I am applying to.
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09 May 2010, 23:13
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