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GMAT Statistics/Quant Help/Suggestions for Review?

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by khr3 » Wed Jun 17, 2009 6:21 pm
Background:
I've been slowly working on GMAT studying since February (working through most of the Kaplan books), but only started taking exams the last few weeks. My last two Manhattan GMAT practice exams were 730/740. On the 740, my breakdown was 99% for Verbal and 79% for Quant. I do not have a terribly strong academic quant background and therefore want to be able to bolster my quant score, so that my quant abilities are not considered to be an Achilles heel in my application.

Issue:
From the analysis of my Manhattan exams, I am having lots of trouble with statistics. I also think that I'm missing a lot of problems related to number properties. Does anyone have a recommendation of how to bolster my quant score? If someone could point me to a good resource for a quick review of statistics, that would be great.
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