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by Chicago or Bust » Mon Nov 17, 2008 9:35 pm
Just started thinking of taking the GMAT. Took a prep test from GMATPrep cold, no review (I haven't had algebra or geometry in 15 years). Got a 680. What are the odds I can score a 750 or better with some study to refresh myself on those math concepts? Just FYI, I am one of those that actually stay really calm under pressure. The test environment will have no effect on me.
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by blitz28 » Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:14 pm
Gmat prep is generally the best indicator to your final score. Considering no prep and no brush up on basics, 680 is a great score. with a little bit more effort this can really stretch to your desired limit ( I guess).
This is one of the best scores I have heard in recent past (considering no studies for 15 years)!
Just dont let the 680 slow you down!
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