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by Tim7332 » Thu May 03, 2007 11:15 am
I have been casually studying for the GMAT using the official guide to the GMAT book and nothing else.

I recently took the practice test that gmat.com offers and got a score of 670.

40 on quant (16 incorrect)
41 on verbal (10 incorrect)

Do you think your program will get me over a 720 if I utilize it properly and do the recommended study and practice?

What should I supplement with the manhattan course to maximize my chances of a 720+ score?
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by Stacey Koprince » Tue May 08, 2007 12:27 pm
I can't guarantee anything of course - it's different for every person. Out students' median score on the official test (post taking the course with us), is between a 700 and a 710. I don't know companywide how students score on pre-course practice tests, but speaking anecdotally about my own courses, most students start the course between about 550 and 650.

So I'd say you're in a good position - but again no guarantees. A 720 is, by definition, really hard to get!

(Also, FYI - you listed the number incorrect, but that's not actually very important to your score. The much more important factor is the difficulty level of the questions that you answer. Don't expect the # incorrect to change all that much, even as your score goes up.)
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