If there is a prior post re: this subject please let me know. Question - since the original BTG blog was in 2005, what are ALL the updated resources that we should be using now in 2010? Can we just use the most updated versions of Eric's original resources, or has it been suggested to add/remove any of them? Jacob
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Hey Jacob and welcome to our community. We actually have an updated section with book reviews here. I have also recently reviewed the PowerScore Verbal Bible and the rest of the Manhattan GMAT set of 8 books. These reviews should be posted sometime in the near future, but let me just briefly say that these books are really good. If you need more specific advice please post your questions.
















