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Little bit of a problem how to prep

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by Conman » Sun Mar 11, 2012 1:07 am
bare with me one this one guys.

I have a learning disability that I developed when I had brain cancer and on test am suppose to get extended time. However in order to get the extended time for the GMAT I would have to go back to the doctor and get reevaluated which would run me over 2000 dollars so I have no choice but to take it regular timed dispte my learning disability.

No I need around a 450 which shouldn't be too bad but I really need to be ontop of my game so I am going to take an online self guided course. I signed up to take it April 2nd.

So I need a 450 should I do manhattan or Princeton review and if I do manhattan is it worth the extra 200 dollars to get the recorded classes?

Thanks
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