Hi Everyone.
Much like all else in life, I procastinated on the GMAT and plan to apply for February deadlines (September 2010).
I took my first prep test yesterday and scored a 600, 35V 35Q. It was a bit of a surprise (pleasant) because I thought quant would be my strength and verbal my weakness. I scored very poorly on the algebra section (1/8). Math is my strong point and with some brushing up on elemntary school principals I think I can boost it to 42-45 range.
I'm planning on taking a prep course (Princeton vs Kaplan, any suggestions?) and writing the second week of December. I'd like to score in the 690 range, and feel with a month of prep in quant and touching up on verbal, this shouldn't be too much of an issue.
Do you guys think it's doable- Oh ya, I work full-time 60 hours a week, but I don't require much sleep for a month.
Also, I'm a very relaxed test taker and not easily unnerved.
Any tips or advise would be greatly appreciated!
Sam
Much like all else in life, I procastinated on the GMAT and plan to apply for February deadlines (September 2010).
I took my first prep test yesterday and scored a 600, 35V 35Q. It was a bit of a surprise (pleasant) because I thought quant would be my strength and verbal my weakness. I scored very poorly on the algebra section (1/8). Math is my strong point and with some brushing up on elemntary school principals I think I can boost it to 42-45 range.
I'm planning on taking a prep course (Princeton vs Kaplan, any suggestions?) and writing the second week of December. I'd like to score in the 690 range, and feel with a month of prep in quant and touching up on verbal, this shouldn't be too much of an issue.
Do you guys think it's doable- Oh ya, I work full-time 60 hours a week, but I don't require much sleep for a month.
Also, I'm a very relaxed test taker and not easily unnerved.
Any tips or advise would be greatly appreciated!
Sam
