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by janssen88 » Mon Sep 08, 2008 2:43 pm
Took the GMAT a week ago and thought I'd provide a quick overview now that I've had time to reflect.

Started studying about a month and a half in advance, but didn't really ratchet it up until three weeks out. Spend the first 4 weeks going through Kaplan & Princeton Review questions - mostly the hardest bins. I spent the final 2 weeks hammering away at OG11 - somewhere around 75 problems per day.

Practice test scores went something like this; you'll notice I downloaded an old version of PowerPREP which I recommend...

Princeton: 580 (hadn't even opened a book)
Princeton: 610
GMATPrep1 (3 weeks out): 690
Kaplan (2 weeks out): 630 - I was very happy with after reading other's results
Princeton (1 week out): 600 - this one crushed my confidence
PowerPREP1 (3 days before): 710
PowerPREP2 (2 days before): 740
GMATPrep2 (day prior): 690

GMAT: 690

I was a little disappointed with my actual score (that 740 really got my hopes up) as it was the same as it was 3 weeks out. However, I said after that very first practice test (P580) I'd be really happy with a 680 so I've been reminding myself that.

Because I'm targeting top schools (NW, UC, UCLA, Berkley) I've considered retaking, but realistically think the best I'd do is maybe 710; after thinking long and hard I'm not sure if it is worth it. Because I have good work experience, I think it is better to focus that energy on the application process, essays.

Please feel free to chime in with your opinion...

Best of luck to all of you!
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by aj5105 » Tue Sep 09, 2008 10:29 am
good luck !
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by RichardRosenow » Mon Dec 03, 2012 1:57 pm
Hi there,

I'm in the exact same boat with a 690 high verbal. I'll post again if I get some more definitive advice about whether or not to go for the retake. I'd love to hear what you do too.

Best of luck!

- Richard
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