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90 days of hell-my journey with MLIC,and the GMAT so far

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by chiefdup » Sun Oct 02, 2011 11:37 am
Since I returned from Iraq, I have subjected myself to a personal hell; GMAT study. I paid for and took the MLIC GMAT prep course in NYC. Let me be up front, the premise for this course is the Socratic method. Only you can really know what you suck at. I've seen pretty much all negative comments about the course and the professionalism of its staff (Sonny) but I can tell you that it is working for me.
I will update as necessary but I wanted to stoke the fire here and see what everyone else has to say about MLIC...please keep your comments as professional as possible. Last, I really feel that regardless of preparation course you pay for, you will only get out what you put in. We'll see how well I do in a month from now. (I've been at it since July '11)
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