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 Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 8:47 pm Post subject: Economical and Effective Courses |
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Hey guys,
Just checked the pricing on the kaplan classroom course.
Pretty pricey.. Are there any economical and effective classroom courses out there?
My strategy:
1) Dive into OG11
2) Classroom course to aid the learning
3) Maybe dive into a couple more guides |
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You may want to check out online courses from the top GMAT test prep vendors. Online courses are typically much cheaper (hundreds of dollars) and still very high quality.
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| I agree, online would definitely be the economical way to go. I did the demo for Princeton Review's online course and am likely going to sign up. I don't know if Kaplan has one but I generally prefer PR over Kaplan (I love Cracking the GMAT). You can do one with live lectures but the one without them is cheaper, but you can still do 24/7 chat with instructors, which is extremely cool. |
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