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25 Feb 2010, 20:28
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Hi everyone,
I read many reviews of different GMAT courses but I still can't figure out which one is right for me. I already took the test once and I got 390
. Both my quant and verbal was bad. I really want to improve and I think this is the perfect time for me to do so. I want to get score in 600's. I can't self study and I also need to learn basics too. I liked what I read about Manhattan reviews but does it teach basics? Would it be helpful to people like me? 
I was also thinking about kaplan course. I am not sure how far they go on teaching basics.
My plan is to take one of the courses and then study on my own for a little over month or two.
Material I will cover:
OG
KAPLAN OR MGMAT
GMAT Prep
GMATCLUB
Any reply will be appreciated.
Thank you,
I read many reviews of different GMAT courses but I still can't figure out which one is right for me. I already took the test once and I got 390
. Both my quant and verbal was bad. I really want to improve and I think this is the perfect time for me to do so. I want to get score in 600's. I can't self study and I also need to learn basics too. I liked what I read about Manhattan reviews but does it teach basics? Would it be helpful to people like me? I was also thinking about kaplan course. I am not sure how far they go on teaching basics.
My plan is to take one of the courses and then study on my own for a little over month or two.
Material I will cover:
OG
KAPLAN OR MGMAT
GMAT Prep
GMATCLUB
Any reply will be appreciated.
Thank you,
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25 Feb 2010, 21:09
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Please refer to the prep course review thread:
gmat-prep-course-class-reviews-ratings-discount-codes-78451.html
In all honesty, a class simply provides you the direction needed for success, but you still need to go in that direction. Saying "I can't self study" is a sure recipe for failure, as the class only gives you the tools for success. You need to act on those tools and "self study" to succeed.
gmat-prep-course-class-reviews-ratings-discount-codes-78451.html
In all honesty, a class simply provides you the direction needed for success, but you still need to go in that direction. Saying "I can't self study" is a sure recipe for failure, as the class only gives you the tools for success. You need to act on those tools and "self study" to succeed.
shaha
26 Feb 2010, 00:34
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Try knewton as it provides free trial, if you like it then you can continue it.
