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HELP!! I need to score a 600 in 2 weeks... PLEASE!!!!!

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by krunkchris » Tue Feb 03, 2009 2:32 pm
ok, so im a little frustrated and worried about the fact that I need to score a 600 or better on my GMAT exam which is scheduled for Feb 19th. I have been studying lightly for the test the past three weeks ( The only thing ive really done is make it through the Kaplan GMAT Premier Program book ) and I just took my first full-length practice test which I scored a 500 (horrible). So my question is, is this a reasonable goal I set? or is this type or score probably not possible within 2 weeks? Please help with any and all advice im new here..
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by krunkchris » Tue Feb 03, 2009 6:04 pm
im guessing this is not a reasonable goal by the "no response" any other advice please...

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