Hello, all! I feel like I am coming back to a good friend after years away. Here's the story...
1 1/2 years ago I was studying hard for my GMAT (including scouring this site daily) thinking I would be going to b-school shortly thereafter.
During my studies I received a big promotion and relocation in my current job, so I tabled the GMAT thinking that b-school was not right at that time in my life.
Well, now the b-school itch is creeping back in, as my job has hit a huge plateau. So that means back to the GMAT for me.
I am well-versed in most of the "rules" of the GMAT from my studies years ago, though in hindsight my strategies were not very sound. Therefore, I am planning on enrolling in a Kaplan GMAT class next week and taking my test shortly thereafter. Hopefully my sound existing base of knowledge and this new intensive time line will help put me over the edge.
Anyone have any commentary on my new strategy?
My "restart"
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Your plan is good and here is some extra tip:
https://www.beatthegmat.com/study-strate ... 32408.html
https://www.beatthegmat.com/study-strate ... 32408.html
LGTCH
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fltingley,
Late congrates on the 1 1/2 yr old promotion Best of luck with your GMAT adventure.
I hope you find my compilation of the strategies that worked vs the strategies that don't work useful at my posted debrief: www.tinyurl.com/gmatpost
Late congrates on the 1 1/2 yr old promotion Best of luck with your GMAT adventure.
I hope you find my compilation of the strategies that worked vs the strategies that don't work useful at my posted debrief: www.tinyurl.com/gmatpost