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by Clevelander61 » Sun May 24, 2009 9:47 am
Back story - I took the GMAT a few months ago after very little studying to see how I would score outright and got a 530 - at least I got a 6 on the writing part (even though it really doesnt count). Disappointed, but thats life.

I am not planning on taking the test again next summer (2010) after my current professions contract ends in late May next year. I would like to apply to school for the 2011 academic term.

What does everyone suggest I focus on at this point being so far out from my goal of taking the exam next July or August 2010?

I know I have considerable work to do to score well enough to get into an Ivy League school or another top school. Let me know what your guidance is at this point.
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by 4score20 » Mon May 25, 2009 11:22 am
Use the free resources online and practice the habit of methodical study. Focus on one section of the test for awhile and then switch to a different section. It's quite likely you'll be surprised how much you can improve with slow and steady study. Good Luck!
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