- Gurpinder
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hey guys,
i have not touched math for 5 years as i finished my degree in crim. but i have been reviewing basic math concepts, number properties, algebra, etc.
I have enrolled in the princeton review prep course which is to start next week. But in terms of my INDEPENDENT study, do you think the manhattan quantitative set (i think its 5 or 6 books) is enough to get me ready for the quantitative section of the gmat?
This is the link to to the books that I ordered: https://www.manhattangmat.com/storeitems ... 41&catid=1
please tell me if i need to review anything else or do these books cover EVERYTHING i need to know in terms of math. I just need to score a mid-600 score on the GMAT to get into my program.
thank you all for your help in advance
i have not touched math for 5 years as i finished my degree in crim. but i have been reviewing basic math concepts, number properties, algebra, etc.
I have enrolled in the princeton review prep course which is to start next week. But in terms of my INDEPENDENT study, do you think the manhattan quantitative set (i think its 5 or 6 books) is enough to get me ready for the quantitative section of the gmat?
This is the link to to the books that I ordered: https://www.manhattangmat.com/storeitems ... 41&catid=1
please tell me if i need to review anything else or do these books cover EVERYTHING i need to know in terms of math. I just need to score a mid-600 score on the GMAT to get into my program.
thank you all for your help in advance













