Driving to the test center..before the test day.. sneak peak

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by stock2007 » Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:06 am

see if they let me get a sneak peak into the room and the atmosphere..

make sure the building isnt in some obscure by lane, hidden from the world...

ive read so much, eric, i think im giving up on arithemtic progression questions, i keep forgetting the forumlae, what do u think,
if i get a sequence question, ill just try to use logic, find some relationship or consistency in the data and attack the question with some guessing.

i will report from the sneak peak and advice is useful from the folks here.

i already memorized erics flash notes..

eric, ill donate all my books once i get my score.

thanks for the advice.

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Re: Driving to the test center..before the test day.. sneak

by beatthegmat » Tue Jan 22, 2008 7:21 pm

stock2007 wrote:see if they let me get a sneak peak into the room and the atmosphere..

make sure the building isnt in some obscure by lane, hidden from the world...

ive read so much, eric, i think im giving up on arithemtic progression questions, i keep forgetting the forumlae, what do u think,
if i get a sequence question, ill just try to use logic, find some relationship or consistency in the data and attack the question with some guessing.

i will report from the sneak peak and advice is useful from the folks here.

i already memorized erics flash notes..

eric, ill donate all my books once i get my score.

thanks for the advice.

Don't worry about the sequences! It shouldn't be tested much on your GMAT. Just relax, be confident in your prep, and kick some butt!

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by Stacey Koprince » Tue Jan 29, 2008 2:50 pm

They probably won't let you look into the testing room itself, but definitely do a drive-by to make sure you can find the place easily and it can't hurt just to go into the main waiting area and look around. Love it!

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