I gave myself 2 months to study for the GMAT, with the hope that I hit a 600. I haven't touched math since 2002 and did poor on the practice tests. On the only GMAT prep exam I took, I received a 32 in GMAT Verbal. In the OFG13 verbal placement test I scored "above average" on the 3 sections.
To spend the most time building my skills in math, I'm leaning towards not studying verbal at all. The test is now a month away...I've established a good base for a lot of the material on the math end, but I have a very long road of reviewing and learning my "flagged" questions from the OFG13.
So my question is....if I study verbal just a little over the next month to break up the long math study sessions, what should I focus on? (Please no answers stating that I should just plan on taking the test again and spend the time necessary...not being rude but I have that as the backup plan, I just don't want to put my life on hold past spring semester unless it's mandatory and I bomb this test). Thank you for any feedback, I really appreciate it!
To spend the most time building my skills in math, I'm leaning towards not studying verbal at all. The test is now a month away...I've established a good base for a lot of the material on the math end, but I have a very long road of reviewing and learning my "flagged" questions from the OFG13.
So my question is....if I study verbal just a little over the next month to break up the long math study sessions, what should I focus on? (Please no answers stating that I should just plan on taking the test again and spend the time necessary...not being rude but I have that as the backup plan, I just don't want to put my life on hold past spring semester unless it's mandatory and I bomb this test). Thank you for any feedback, I really appreciate it!
