I have the following materials for sale in NYC:
1) OG 2016
2) Quant Review - 2015 & 2016
3) Verbal Review - 2015 & 2016
4) Manhattan Prep Test Simulation Booklet + Marker
These materials were instrumental in increasing my initial 640 practice exam to 750 on test day. As they say, the GMAT is truly a test of pattern recognition. The best way to develop this pattern recognition is to do a ton of practice questions, keep an error log, and review incorrect questions so that you can understand all of the question patterns while avoiding all of the traps that the test likes to set for unsuspecting test takers.
Meanwhile, the Manhattan Prep Test Simulation Booklet + Marker is a replica of the scratch paper you are given during the actual GMAT exam. I found it very helpful to use the booklet while completing practice problems, as I was worried about getting used to doing all of my practice with a pencil/paper and then switching over to an entirely different medium on test day. It takes one less variable out of the equation and for that alone it was completely worth the cost for me.
The OG is a bit more heavily used, with the occasional notes in the margin, and unfortunately I did write on the diagnostic test at the very beginning of the book. (However - you should be able to access the GMATPrep default exam pack from MBA.com free of charge, which in my opinion is a much better way to judge your strengths and improvement areas). I did NOT write on any of the practice questions.
The Quantitative and Verbal review books are like new, I was very careful with them and there is absolutely no writing inside.
I spent approximately $80 for the books and $15 for the notepad. I am looking to sell at a price of $40 for the books and $10 for the notepad, so $50 altogether.
I'd prefer to meet up with someone in the NYC area to avoid shipping costs. Flexible anywhere in Manhattan or nearby neighborhoods in Brooklyn/Queens, typically free to meet up during the weekend.
Please email me at [email protected] if you are interested or have any questions.
1) OG 2016
2) Quant Review - 2015 & 2016
3) Verbal Review - 2015 & 2016
4) Manhattan Prep Test Simulation Booklet + Marker
These materials were instrumental in increasing my initial 640 practice exam to 750 on test day. As they say, the GMAT is truly a test of pattern recognition. The best way to develop this pattern recognition is to do a ton of practice questions, keep an error log, and review incorrect questions so that you can understand all of the question patterns while avoiding all of the traps that the test likes to set for unsuspecting test takers.
Meanwhile, the Manhattan Prep Test Simulation Booklet + Marker is a replica of the scratch paper you are given during the actual GMAT exam. I found it very helpful to use the booklet while completing practice problems, as I was worried about getting used to doing all of my practice with a pencil/paper and then switching over to an entirely different medium on test day. It takes one less variable out of the equation and for that alone it was completely worth the cost for me.
The OG is a bit more heavily used, with the occasional notes in the margin, and unfortunately I did write on the diagnostic test at the very beginning of the book. (However - you should be able to access the GMATPrep default exam pack from MBA.com free of charge, which in my opinion is a much better way to judge your strengths and improvement areas). I did NOT write on any of the practice questions.
The Quantitative and Verbal review books are like new, I was very careful with them and there is absolutely no writing inside.
I spent approximately $80 for the books and $15 for the notepad. I am looking to sell at a price of $40 for the books and $10 for the notepad, so $50 altogether.
I'd prefer to meet up with someone in the NYC area to avoid shipping costs. Flexible anywhere in Manhattan or nearby neighborhoods in Brooklyn/Queens, typically free to meet up during the weekend.
Please email me at [email protected] if you are interested or have any questions.
