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by aim-wsc » Sat Aug 11, 2007 10:16 pm
congrats!
broy wrote:I consider this a decent score and wil not retake gmat again. In my mind, if I get a 730+, that would make a difference. But with ten years of experience under my belt, I am not desperate to beef up my gmat score.
I agree with you broy!
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by gmatz » Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:31 am
Thanks for posting. Could you go into some more detail about how you studied the OG and Kaplan problems? I am going through each problem, the explanations and making flash cards. I think going through the problems in the book once and then going through my flashcards several times will be helpful. Can you elaborate some more? My study time is limited as well.
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