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Does anyone have any goods ideas on doing some final prep work. I take the exam on Monday, the day after Father's Day. I took it once before and scored a 450. Was mortified to say the least. I went back and studied the Kaplan Math Workbook. It was a good piece of material.
I feel much more at ease taking it this time since I already have been accepted into 2 out of my 3 programs that I applied to. CSUF took me even with my awful score. I am sure that my military experience had something to do with it. I also was recently accepted to Pepperdine's Executive MBA program. I was extremely pleased with that result since Pepperdine's EMBA program is ranked in the top 25 in the country according to Business Week.
Anyways, I am just looking for the best way to retain the information that I have acquired up to this point. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
I feel much more at ease taking it this time since I already have been accepted into 2 out of my 3 programs that I applied to. CSUF took me even with my awful score. I am sure that my military experience had something to do with it. I also was recently accepted to Pepperdine's Executive MBA program. I was extremely pleased with that result since Pepperdine's EMBA program is ranked in the top 25 in the country according to Business Week.
Anyways, I am just looking for the best way to retain the information that I have acquired up to this point. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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