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No, Vertias will not.

Your hard work, with any prep company or lack thereof, will.

*edit* and how, exactly, do you know that the lack of 50 points on your GMAT score help back student aid?



I don't know per se, but I know a higher score increases the chances..scholarships are primarily based on grades/gmat
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I agree with zakk and kryzak, how much work you do will determine what you get out of a class. I didn't take the veritas course, but found the Veritas Project GMAT book to be fairly helpful. Also, check out the other posts on Veritas using the search option. In general, most people have been happy with the course.
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