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by zuleron » Mon May 11, 2009 10:41 am
The GMAT has changed in the recent weeks as is evidenced by the new OG and subtle shifts in emphasis therein e.g. more DS. Does anyone know whether the Third Edition of MGMAT materials currently being sold on their website reflect these new changes? I would hate to buy the 3rd edition and then 2 weeks later they release a 4th edition.

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by Stacey Koprince » Mon May 11, 2009 3:00 pm
Great question - we are indeed about to release a 4th edition!

That doesn't mean you have to wait, though - most of the changes are relatively minor, so if you already have the 3rd edition books, you don't need to rush out and get the 4th. We've already published an analysis of the changes on our web site, free to all, and we've also published an updated problem list for OG12 (so that you can do the problem sets out of OG12 even if you only have the 3rd edition, which lists the problem set numbers according to OG11). Here's the link to that area of our web site:

https://www.manhattangmat.com/official-guide-12.cfm

I believe the 4th edition is going to be out towards the end of this month, so if you're not planning to take the test very soon and can wait a couple of weeks, you might as well! It will reflect some of the changes in emphasis that we've seen from the recent official publications - but there's nothing totally new on the test that did not exist before or anything like that.
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by zuleron » Tue May 12, 2009 4:13 am
I'm still working my way thru OG 12 so I'll probably wait for the 4th ed. Thanks for the info!
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