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by ofedosova » Mon Nov 16, 2009 2:56 pm
Hello,

I'm really happy that I found this webpage. I think it helps everyone who prepares for the GMAT.

I would like to get an advice from the experts and GMAT-takers about my preparation.
Background: I'm Ukrainian (Master's in Ukrainian Literature). My previous GMAT experience was horrible - 420 on April 16, 2009.

I renewed my studies in the middle of August. I'm not working at the moment so I have a lot of time for GMAT.
My scores on CATs
8/17/09 Manhattan: 590 (Q42; V31)
9/18/09 Kaplan: 550 (Q34; V 33)
10/02 /09 Kaplan: 570 (Q 38; V25)
10/07/09 Kaplan 590 (Q 40; V26)
10/12/09 Kaplan 590 (Q 38; V30)
10/15/09 Kaplan 560 (Q 37; V 24)
10/21/09 Manhattan 620 (Q43; V32)
10/28/09 Kaplan 640
11/13/09 Kaplan 710 (Q 55; V32)
11/14/09 GMAT Prep 610
11/15/09 Manhattan 610 (Q45; V30)
11/16/09 Kaplan 600 (Q40; V28)

I study 8 hours a day (sometimes more). But I don't feel that I'm making any progress. My target score is 700. My test is on Nov 25th. I feel a little bit tired and also not very confident. I am even thinking of rescheduling my test. I still need to work on verbal a lot.

Please advice!

Thank you very much.

Olga
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