I want to get into the Professional MBA program at my favorite university. They only require a minimum of 550 on the GMAT. Obviously it's not a Harvard MBA I'm shooting for, just a good general masters in business.
I am taking the GMAT on June 20th. So far I have only studied the MGMAT Foundations of GMAT math, done all the practice questions on their web site, and studied a little of MGMAT Number Properties.
I have only been seriously studying (as time allows) for about a month. I've been really worried that I wouldn't be prepared. Still have a huge stack of MGMAT books and the OGs to go through! It's daunting.
Anyway, I decided to take my first prep test, the GMAT Prep 1 test this morning. I thought I would do really poorly on it since I don't think I'm the brightest bulb in the pack and my memory recall of the material is not stellar.
I was shocked to to get to the end of my first practice test with a 560, Q32, V35 and realizing how little I had studied the hard stuff.
If I want to improve by maybe 100 points, how much more do I really have to study in the next month and a half?
I am taking the GMAT on June 20th. So far I have only studied the MGMAT Foundations of GMAT math, done all the practice questions on their web site, and studied a little of MGMAT Number Properties.
I have only been seriously studying (as time allows) for about a month. I've been really worried that I wouldn't be prepared. Still have a huge stack of MGMAT books and the OGs to go through! It's daunting.
Anyway, I decided to take my first prep test, the GMAT Prep 1 test this morning. I thought I would do really poorly on it since I don't think I'm the brightest bulb in the pack and my memory recall of the material is not stellar.
I was shocked to to get to the end of my first practice test with a 560, Q32, V35 and realizing how little I had studied the hard stuff.
If I want to improve by maybe 100 points, how much more do I really have to study in the next month and a half?
