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Revised books, do I need them for GMAT in fall 2009?

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by mWhitE1337 » Mon May 25, 2009 5:09 am
Hi,

i just saw on Amazon that Princeton as well as Kaplan is publishing revised versions of their centerpieces in the GMAT prep corner such as "GMAT 800" and "Cracking the GMAT"...
I'm going to take the test in late September, do I need the new "2010" or "2009 - 2010" versions or can is still use the older issues labeled "2009" or "2008 - 2010", respectively?

Thanks in advance
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by 4score20 » Mon May 25, 2009 11:29 am
It's probable that the older issues are just fine. Some of the questions may be new or slightly changed, but the majority of the book is undoubtedly the same.
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by mWhitE1337 » Mon May 25, 2009 11:51 am
Thanks, so their is no change in the curriculum or anything that would be left out then?
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