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Concern for Veritas

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Did you like Veritas?

Yes
2
67%
No
1
33%
 
Total votes: 3

by vha2581 » Wed Sep 02, 2009 7:05 pm
To All: I asked Eric to answer this, and he gave a great answer but now I am asking the general public. I have posted what I emailed him, and look to hear from the rest of you.

"Okay so now I am concerned. I have read a ton of reviews saying that Veritas is actually horrible, and this bothers me. I have gone to one of their classes and it seems familiar to Mgmat, what is your opinion? Also, maybe you can tell me if it's true or not, but I heard that Veritas is no longer authorized to use the GMAC questions? How true is this?

Also this specific comment "https://app.businessweek.com/UserComment ... 025#437025" makes me wonder, can anyone help? [/quote]

"I know I could post these question on the forum, but I have a feeling that it will get lost or bombarded by many representatives trying to sell their own program." I hold this comment true, and mainly out of concern for the validity of what might be posted.

Please help! I really want to do well and this is getting more complicated.

Thanks.


I have read this article "GMAT: Paying for Points https://su.pr/2YFZB6", as well as the comments and they don't help since they make Veritas sound horrible, can I please help.


Thanks to all.
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by 2010gmat » Wed Sep 02, 2009 9:09 pm
how will you count the responses??

Is veritas good or is it horrible??

if i say yes .. will it mean that veritas is good or will it mean that veritas is horrible...

i suggest that you make the question simple...

veritas tests are horrible..i cant comment on veritas material...

i think Manhattan material and prep tests are a lot better
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Can you explain your experience with MGMAT.

by vha2581 » Wed Sep 02, 2009 9:27 pm
2010gmat wrote:how will you count the responses??

Is veritas good or is it horrible??

if i say yes .. will it mean that veritas is good or will it mean that veritas is horrible...

i suggest that you make the question simple...

veritas tests are horrible..i cant comment on veritas material...

i think Manhattan material and prep tests are a lot better
Changed the poll to be a bit more specific. Where did you take the Veritas tests? Did you have the material?

On Manhattan, how much did you like them? Did you just have the material or did you take a class?
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