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18 Sep 2011, 10:16
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Hi!
My Advice:
1. use the first 2 out of 6 weeks to brush up on the basics.
2. During the next 4 weeks, take two prep tests per week and focus on finding your weak areas and thereafter strengthening them.
This is the best way to achieve considerable progress given the short time
Good luck!
My Advice:
1. use the first 2 out of 6 weeks to brush up on the basics.
2. During the next 4 weeks, take two prep tests per week and focus on finding your weak areas and thereafter strengthening them.
This is the best way to achieve considerable progress given the short time
Good luck!
18 Sep 2011, 21:38
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Mindreko
I highly recommend the Manhattan Prep Tests. Since you've already bought the 8 strategy guides, you can access the tests by using the code in any one of those 8 books
19 Sep 2011, 21:58
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Good Luck. I'm in the same boat as you. Was a Biology major first and now in the health career. Hating it soo much. Trying to juggle my career and Gmat at the same time. Its tough. I barely get much work done on weekdays. I'm also aiming to take my GMAT in November. I understand the frustration you come across when failing to solve a given problem. I've almost thrown my books out the window a few times too out of pure frustration. I hope everyone here can keep us motivated 
. Good Luck
. Good Luck 
