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31 May 2012, 15:26
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I was wondering if there's an appropriate place on GMAT Club for me to do this? I was hoping to outline my weekly study plans and update my progress. I think this will also help some people come up with a "2" or "3 month plan." Thanks, everyone. Rescheduled my exam for August 20. I have pretty good time management skills and I am finding it extremely difficult for me to squeeze 2-3 hours a day to study but hoping that this will keep me accountable and push me to achieve more.
31 May 2012, 16:51
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Well as you are probably aware, here are some study plans to go off of: gmat-study-plan-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html?fl=menu In this post, there is a calendar template that we advise students to use. Here is the link for your usage: download/file.php?id=8695
Just remember, no strides are made until you actually hit the books. It is easy to learn EVERYTHING about the exterior of the test without actually diving into concepts, quesion types, and the tough stuff.
If you are really struggling with self motivation, we usually recommend purchasing a guided study plan from a Kaplan, Manhattan GMAT, Knewton, egmat, gmatpill, magoosh, etc... These companies will be able to create the plan for you, and guide you through the process and track your progress.
I used the Kaplan class, on-site class, and supplemented with the manhattan GMAT 8 guides, and made a 140 point increase from 570-710.
Also, if you'd like to keep a journal of your progress, you can always start a new thread, and continually update it. You are absolutely welcome to start a thread and do this. We've seen it done before, and people will offer suggestions and support. Ultimately, self motivation can be hard to come by, but remember that the people you are competing with are tough, strong, and willing to work hard for their goals. So make sure that you work as hard as the people around you.
Best of luck with your study plan!
Just remember, no strides are made until you actually hit the books. It is easy to learn EVERYTHING about the exterior of the test without actually diving into concepts, quesion types, and the tough stuff.
If you are really struggling with self motivation, we usually recommend purchasing a guided study plan from a Kaplan, Manhattan GMAT, Knewton, egmat, gmatpill, magoosh, etc... These companies will be able to create the plan for you, and guide you through the process and track your progress.
I used the Kaplan class, on-site class, and supplemented with the manhattan GMAT 8 guides, and made a 140 point increase from 570-710.
Also, if you'd like to keep a journal of your progress, you can always start a new thread, and continually update it. You are absolutely welcome to start a thread and do this. We've seen it done before, and people will offer suggestions and support. Ultimately, self motivation can be hard to come by, but remember that the people you are competing with are tough, strong, and willing to work hard for their goals. So make sure that you work as hard as the people around you.
Best of luck with your study plan!
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31 May 2012, 19:28
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Hey GMATLA,
thank you for being involved in another one of my posts. I actually have a plan but I just wanted to find a place that was appropriate for me to post a journal/diary and frequently update it.
It would provide two main benefits: (a) keep me accountable in updating my progress and (b) keep a record of my entire 11 week study plan. In the end, it would aid me in writing a better GMAT experience.
When I was an Equity Trader and was active on another forum, many people kept "diaries" for others to see, comment, and question. Is that frequently done here?
thank you for being involved in another one of my posts. I actually have a plan but I just wanted to find a place that was appropriate for me to post a journal/diary and frequently update it.
It would provide two main benefits: (a) keep me accountable in updating my progress and (b) keep a record of my entire 11 week study plan. In the end, it would aid me in writing a better GMAT experience.
When I was an Equity Trader and was active on another forum, many people kept "diaries" for others to see, comment, and question. Is that frequently done here?
