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Having a tough time nailing down Verbal Strategy - 1 month

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by levocap » Mon Aug 31, 2009 9:24 am
I am retaking my Gmat in 1 month. Last Gmat effort yielded me a scaled score of 30 on verbal. I know what I need to do on quant but
am having a hard time to find ways to prep verbal.
I tried reading Spidy's notes, as well as the flash cards from BTG and MGMAT.
However, those resources just seems like a random hodge-pog of verbal pointers and I
am having a hard time pulling it all together.

I am thinking about dropping the flash cards and focusing on the following

OG Verbal questions
Getting a copy of MGMAT SC from a co-worker
LSAT if time permits.

What do you guys think of my strategy?
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by DanaJ » Mon Aug 31, 2009 11:29 pm
Here's a really, really neat verbal strategy. I used it to get my score from a 36 (when I started) to a 47 (test day).

I think the resources you've mentioned are quite good, but I'd also recommend PowerScore CR Bible for CR and RC. You do need a strategy guide for that as well!
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