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13 Jun 2008, 14:04
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Hello,
Alright I am new to this and I just need some help getting off the ground. I am 2 years out of undergrad and I'm not sure what the first step is in the process of getting into a top tier b-school. But I think one of the first steps is to take the GMAT but I would love some insights on study material and step up of the exam, i.e. length, # of questions, time, all in costs (including study material etc...) Or if anyone has any links or links to other posts like this, it would be most helpful.
-Thanks everyone!
Alright I am new to this and I just need some help getting off the ground. I am 2 years out of undergrad and I'm not sure what the first step is in the process of getting into a top tier b-school. But I think one of the first steps is to take the GMAT but I would love some insights on study material and step up of the exam, i.e. length, # of questions, time, all in costs (including study material etc...) Or if anyone has any links or links to other posts like this, it would be most helpful.
-Thanks everyone!
13 Jun 2008, 22:04
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Hello, and welcome.
For prep material I would suggest the following:
Kaplan Premiere (Good for starting)
Kaplan 800
Manhattan GMAT Books - All math and sentence correction (Highly recommend)
Official Guide 11th ed. (Highly Recommend)
OG Verbal and Math Supplements (Highly Recommend)
While studying for your gmat, I would browse this forum & the knowledge vault, and start researching schools.
Then narrow down on the schools that fit your needs.
After taking the gmat, I would start outlining the essay questions from each school you plan on applying to get a good feel of which school essay questions might overlap one another to get a time plan set up on which schools to apply first.
At this point, I would also suggest that you start to think of people who you can ask for LOR's.
I am sorry if this is to general and all over the place. I suggest reading Montauks book called How To Get Into the Top MBA Programs. I have just started reading it. I won't be applying for another 2 or 3 years for B school, but been researching since Sept. 07 and still learning; however this is a great forum with a lot of people willing to help you get into your dream school.
For prep material I would suggest the following:
Kaplan Premiere (Good for starting)
Kaplan 800
Manhattan GMAT Books - All math and sentence correction (Highly recommend)
Official Guide 11th ed. (Highly Recommend)
OG Verbal and Math Supplements (Highly Recommend)
While studying for your gmat, I would browse this forum & the knowledge vault, and start researching schools.
Then narrow down on the schools that fit your needs.
After taking the gmat, I would start outlining the essay questions from each school you plan on applying to get a good feel of which school essay questions might overlap one another to get a time plan set up on which schools to apply first.
At this point, I would also suggest that you start to think of people who you can ask for LOR's.
I am sorry if this is to general and all over the place. I suggest reading Montauks book called How To Get Into the Top MBA Programs. I have just started reading it. I won't be applying for another 2 or 3 years for B school, but been researching since Sept. 07 and still learning; however this is a great forum with a lot of people willing to help you get into your dream school.
16 Jun 2008, 06:34
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Hey thanks for the input much appreciated. Sorry if this is a stupid question but what are LOR's? I've started reading up on the knowledge vault and alot of posts have been helpful. And I have been looking for a book so maybe I'll take a look at that one. Another questions how may hours do people study for the exam ( I am looking to get 700+), I just finished studing level III of the CFA exam so I am kinda burnt out but still have some left in the tank.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
