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by Rhinoman10 » Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:58 pm
I am in need of some guidance ...

I only recently decided to start studying for the GMAT as an opportunity arose to get into an MBA Program. A few years ago I received a prep book, so I pulled it off the shelf and have been studying for 2 weeks or so ... my goal is to score at least in the mid-600s, but I only need to score a 540-580 to get into the program.

Needless to say, the prep book I have been using is an ARCO Master the GMAT ... I wish I would have researched before. I have studied the entire book and scored an average of 600 or so (680 being best) on the tests in the back.

Tonight I decided to take the GMATPrep ... and it crushed me. The ARCO book was a good refresher course, but no where near I needed it to be or expected.

I have a few nights left to study ... but I need some guidance. I have downloaded the Flashcards, but should I go buy one of the other prep books? or just review the GMATPrep Test 2 and review questions again?

Please help me. Thank you to all who choose to assist me.
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by mayonnai5e » Mon Apr 21, 2008 12:48 pm
Well with 3 days left (now 2 days I believe), you have very little room to work with. I would just suggest downloading the GMATPrep material and taking a practice CAT then going over the questions and trying solve the ones you get incorrect. You may just want to review the questions you've missed in the ARCO book also. With such little time, you really don't have room to cram material in and hope to do significantly different than if you were to just relax.
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