Hey friends,


I can't believe I am writing this because it means I am actually acknowledging the fact that I am going to take the GMAT again - for the third time.

I took it in May 2008 and was extremely pleased with my 690. However, my verbal was in the 95% percentile while my Quant was way low in 61%.
Since my background is unique and has nothing to do with the business world, I was advised to improve so I can prove to the adcoms that I can handle the program. So I got a tutor (2 actually) and solved a huge amount of quant questions, studied for 2 more months - and got 650.
Yea, I know right?

Anyway, to add to this Greek tragedy I did not get into any of the schools I applied to this year. So I am rolling up my sleeves and trying again, with my heart set on my dream school, Tuck.

My questions is - what is the best way to attack quant? I am willing to work hard!! Should I dedicate just as much time to verbal even though I scored high? Should I study fundamentals again or just dive into practice questions? We gotta make this work yo.

thanks in advance,

Your new friend