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10 Apr 2009, 13:00
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Hello everyone, I've been a member for 4 days and haven't logged off since. 
Sometime last month, I purchased OG11 and tackled the 'Math Review', but found that it was a bit thin in terms of explanatory content and examples. Naively, this was the only book I thought I needed. Fortunately, it prompted me to research supplemental material and I stumbled across GMATClub. I haven't been here long but I feel very lucky to have discovered this board well before I take my test. It's even convinced me that with enough time/dedication, theres enough resources here to shoot for a 700+.
So enough of that, I have used GMATClub to narrow my Quant Prep down to: (this is where I need your help)
1. Manhattan GMAT Math Guides
2. EZ Solutions
3. GMAT Math Bible - Jeff Sackmann
I'm not really looking for a comparison since most people would only focus on one but I guess my question is, which series is catered towards the "math challenged"? In reality, I'm not, but I prefer to have a thorough understanding/explanations in front of me, even if the concept is simple/basic. I'm leaning towards EZ Solutions but I've also been reading great things about MGMAT series. I have 5 months to prepare, can anyone give some insight/experiences w/ any of the above 3?
Thanks in advance!
Sometime last month, I purchased OG11 and tackled the 'Math Review', but found that it was a bit thin in terms of explanatory content and examples. Naively, this was the only book I thought I needed. Fortunately, it prompted me to research supplemental material and I stumbled across GMATClub. I haven't been here long but I feel very lucky to have discovered this board well before I take my test. It's even convinced me that with enough time/dedication, theres enough resources here to shoot for a 700+.
So enough of that, I have used GMATClub to narrow my Quant Prep down to: (this is where I need your help)
1. Manhattan GMAT Math Guides
2. EZ Solutions
3. GMAT Math Bible - Jeff Sackmann
I'm not really looking for a comparison since most people would only focus on one but I guess my question is, which series is catered towards the "math challenged"? In reality, I'm not, but I prefer to have a thorough understanding/explanations in front of me, even if the concept is simple/basic. I'm leaning towards EZ Solutions but I've also been reading great things about MGMAT series. I have 5 months to prepare, can anyone give some insight/experiences w/ any of the above 3?
Thanks in advance!
10 Apr 2009, 13:55
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Good luck with your GMAT journey and welcome to GMATClub!
10 Apr 2009, 17:04
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I wish I could give more meaningful feedback on those specific books, but I haven't used them all. The Manhattan GMAT Number Properties Guide is really good, so I'd imagine that the others are good as well. I've always been interested in the GMAT Math Bible, but I've never had the opportunity to try it.
For covering all of the fundamentals from step 1, I'm a fan of Kaplan's GMAT Math Workbook.
Good luck with your quest to 700
For covering all of the fundamentals from step 1, I'm a fan of Kaplan's GMAT Math Workbook.
Good luck with your quest to 700
