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16 Aug 2015, 08:51
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Hi all,
I just would like to ask to someone who had the GMAT previously if he can give me a little piece of advise...
I am just wondering if it is worth paying 1500€ for a in-person course to prepare for the test or if the online course is more than adequate to get well prepared for the GMAT. It would be grand to have some advise both from students who took the in-person class and the online class.
Also, I would like to ask a tip regarding the best course, obviosly in your opinion and in what is your experience (Kaplan, Knewton, Magoosh, Manhattan, etc. etc.).
Thanks in advance for answering,
Cheers,
Andre
I just would like to ask to someone who had the GMAT previously if he can give me a little piece of advise...
I am just wondering if it is worth paying 1500€ for a in-person course to prepare for the test or if the online course is more than adequate to get well prepared for the GMAT. It would be grand to have some advise both from students who took the in-person class and the online class.
Also, I would like to ask a tip regarding the best course, obviosly in your opinion and in what is your experience (Kaplan, Knewton, Magoosh, Manhattan, etc. etc.).
Thanks in advance for answering,
Cheers,
Andre
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16 Aug 2015, 09:13
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Well the best way to figure this out is by signing up for the various free trials offfered by many of the online courses. Try them for the trial period and see which one serves you well. The link is at the location: free-trials-master-list-of-all-free-gmat-course-trials-196374.html
I have personally taken some online courses, feel free to go through my reviews in my debrief: topic203190.html#p1558631
Various courses have been reviewed by many forum users at https://gmatclub.com/reviews/
As for the in person courses, I have not taken any. I would also suggest you to download the GMATPREP software from https://www.mba.com/global/the-gmat-exam ... tware.aspx and see which of the sections (Quant or Verbal or both) are your weak points. Based on this, you can figure out which route to take.
Side note, Knewton stopped offering its GMAT courses last year.
Hope this helps.
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16 Aug 2015, 22:32
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Hi Andre4,
I can tell you that, from the perspective of a GMAT instructor, I can show students so much more through an online course approach than I can through an in-person session. Most of my prior GMAT in-person tutoring sessions require me to think through questions - then formulate a best way to explain the solution -- and then gauge the student's understanding along the way. The student often takes a few minutes to look at a question or a passage. Every minute counts when students are paying me by the hour -- and an hour goes by quick.
But through my online course, students are not paying by the hour. They are also not paying for the time when they themselves are thinking about a question and have not yet figured out what question to ask me. In short, it's a lot more cost effective and efficient --- and so students are generally much happier for getting more and paying less.
That said, some students need that in-person interaction. So it really does depend on your learning style.
Regardless, we encourage you to learn more about some of our students' journeys: www.gmatpill.com/testimonials
I can tell you that, from the perspective of a GMAT instructor, I can show students so much more through an online course approach than I can through an in-person session. Most of my prior GMAT in-person tutoring sessions require me to think through questions - then formulate a best way to explain the solution -- and then gauge the student's understanding along the way. The student often takes a few minutes to look at a question or a passage. Every minute counts when students are paying me by the hour -- and an hour goes by quick.
But through my online course, students are not paying by the hour. They are also not paying for the time when they themselves are thinking about a question and have not yet figured out what question to ask me. In short, it's a lot more cost effective and efficient --- and so students are generally much happier for getting more and paying less.
That said, some students need that in-person interaction. So it really does depend on your learning style.
Regardless, we encourage you to learn more about some of our students' journeys: www.gmatpill.com/testimonials
