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fourteenstix
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I just pushed back my test another 10 weeks (to Sept 28th) due to a stagnation of quant improvement. I took the GMAT over 5 years ago for my MBA (Q43/V31). That score represents less than a week's worth of prep at Barne's & Noble [poor college student didn't want to fork over the $$$ to buy the books 
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I'm retaking the GMAT to apply to a few doctoral programs (strategic management). I studied moderately from March through May, and very heavily from June til now. My CATs are as follows:
Kaplan: 560 May 30th
GMATPrep 1: 640 (Q42/35) June 29th
GMATPrep 2: 660 (Q42/39) July 5th
MGMAT CAT #1: 580 (Q38/V31) July 13th
I wasn't very well rested for the MGMAT CAT, but I still felt it was rather bizarre and tough to finish within the time constraints. I didn't think Kaplan or MGMAT were terribly representative of what I remember the actual exam to be.
My goal is to score 720+, but I'm moving in the wrong direction. I'm keeping an error log, studying fundamentals, timing my practice problems, and so on.
Your help and suggestions are greatly appreciate!
]I'm retaking the GMAT to apply to a few doctoral programs (strategic management). I studied moderately from March through May, and very heavily from June til now. My CATs are as follows:
Kaplan: 560 May 30th
GMATPrep 1: 640 (Q42/35) June 29th
GMATPrep 2: 660 (Q42/39) July 5th
MGMAT CAT #1: 580 (Q38/V31) July 13th
I wasn't very well rested for the MGMAT CAT, but I still felt it was rather bizarre and tough to finish within the time constraints. I didn't think Kaplan or MGMAT were terribly representative of what I remember the actual exam to be.
My goal is to score 720+, but I'm moving in the wrong direction. I'm keeping an error log, studying fundamentals, timing my practice problems, and so on.
Your help and suggestions are greatly appreciate!
