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by Tud » Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:21 am
Q-49
V-38
Total 710 - 93rd Percentile

I started out the day by driving downtown to the testing center on snow covered roads. It took about 40 minues to get there and I at 8:40, my test was scheduled for 9:30. I parked the car and gathered my thinks when I realized I didn't have my wallet, which meant no picture ID. I drove home as fast as I could (against the traffice) and on the way back in the traffic was much lighter. I ended up getting back at 9:15. A great way to start.

Aside from reading this forum, I read "Cracking the GMAT" from The Princeton Review, release 11 of the Official Guide and a GMAT prep book from McGraw Hill. The McGraw Hill book I got from the library and it came with a CD with 6 practice tests. I also used the free test from Kaplan. I started studying sometime in November.

While the OG is great for all the practice questions, I found "Cracking the GMAT" a better book for actually preparing for the test.

I knew going in that my verbal would be weak, so all in all I'm pretty pleased with the score.
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by parore26 » Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:09 am
Congratulations. I think you're the only person besides me who bought the McGraw-Hill book. ;)
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by Tud » Wed Jan 16, 2008 3:48 pm
parore26 wrote:Congratulations. I think you're the only person besides me who bought the McGraw-Hill book. ;)
Well to be honest, I took it out of the library for 3 weeks rather than buying it. It came with the cd with the practice tests on it so it was all good. I got between 620 and 640 on the 6 tests, so I was happy with my 710.
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