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by hudsn » Wed Dec 19, 2007 11:21 pm

I have seen this mentioned on the site several times. Has anyone used it. I am pretty strong in math except for geometry and DS I still need work on but want to have a high quant score. I currently own OG11, PR Cracking the Gmat, a few MGMAT Books

Has anyone found the Delta Course material usefull?

thanks

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Re: Delta Course

by beatthegmat » Thu Dec 20, 2007 7:29 pm

hudsn wrote:I have seen this mentioned on the site several times. Has anyone used it. I am pretty strong in math except for geometry and DS I still need work on but want to have a high quant score. I currently own OG11, PR Cracking the Gmat, a few MGMAT Books

Has anyone found the Delta Course material usefull?

thanks

Delta Course doesn't really address geometry so much, mostly really advanced topics like combinations, permutations, and standard deviations. I think you're better off studying from the materials you have and possibly adding Kaplan Premier or Kaplan 800 to your mix.

Good luck!

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by hudsn » Sun Dec 23, 2007 10:08 pm

I have the PR GMAT, also the Kaplan classroom books, all the OG's and the full set of MGMAT books I am actually overhwelmed with books. I am actually getting confused which to study.

I had the 800 book but lent it to a friend who lost it. I have heard mixed reviews from friends who have taken the GMAT some say lots of geometry some say just 2-4 questions but I hate to go in blind.

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by beatthegmat » Sun Dec 23, 2007 10:15 pm

For a solid starting point I would look at the MGMAT math guides first. They will likely be your best source for reviewing Geometry concepts. I would then supplement with OG for practice, then work through the other materials as you need more material.

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by hudsn » Mon Dec 24, 2007 6:06 pm

thanks eric !

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