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by designchic255 » Sat Sep 11, 2010 6:54 pm
I'm new here! I've just begun studying for the GMAT and have not taken a math class in (gulp) 7 years. I wasn't exactly a star-child student in math, maybe a low B average...but I worked REALLY hard.

So here's the thing. I would like to do well on the GMAT (obviously) and just started the Beat the GMAT 60-Day study plan. I'm falling a little behind just because I am slow to remember math rules. Is this enough study? I don't want to stress out too much, but I was hoping to take the test in late November.

Should I take the test earlier and plan time to schedule a second test (before applications are due)?

Any advice would be appreciated.
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by uwhusky » Sat Sep 11, 2010 9:23 pm
Hey Seattle! Welcome to the forum! Share with us little bit about your goal, books that you have, and maybe little more about your strength and weakness.
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