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Has anyone taken Powerscore Prep Course?

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by shehz » Tue Oct 28, 2008 12:19 pm
I was thinking about taking Kaplan prep course but not only it was a lot more expensive, they offered only 21 hours compared to PowerScore's 30 hours of instructions.

Kaplan is reputable and well known, but Powerscore is not as accomplished and like all other websitse they boasts the success rate and 99percentile instructors and what not. I need to know first hand about the whole learning experience.

I would appreciate your feedback and if you have other prep courses to recommend please share your experience.

https://powerscore.com/gmat/full/content_index.cfm


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