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by 24hourstogreatness » Mon Jun 15, 2009 7:36 am
Hello to All,

I am beginning my 6-month journey to 750. Currently I am in my strategy development stage for the exam. As I sift through the mounds of data on this site I seek direction from those of you have attained 95th-percentile scores. I bought a box of GMAT Preperation materials from a student off of Craigslist.org. Included were: 11 GMAT Prep books from Kaplan to Princeton Review; close to 3,000 flash cards and 25 practice exams. I am prepared to get updated versions of the books if necessary.

My Strategy:

The strategy I am using to develop my GMAT preperation strategy is sifting through the "I just beat the GMAT!" forum section and analyzing what other "95th+-percentilers" did to attain their success. Then compiling the strategies/guides that I feel fit me best and diving in.

What I'm looking for:

Which members do you recommend I use as examples to construct my preperation strategy?

I will be dedicated 25 hrs./wk. So please submit recommendations along this same line of intensity. Thank you.
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by alexhard » Mon Jun 15, 2009 9:15 am
Do a GMATPrep, come back with the results. You should create your study program to specifically attack the areas that you're weak in, so copying other's strategies isn't gonna be very helpful.
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