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by bunnybunsss » Wed May 30, 2012 9:19 pm
Hello everyone,

I found out that the format of the GMAT is changing two weeks ago, so I rushed and booked my appointment on June 2nd. Been studying for the past two weeks but I'm not ready for it. My goal is to get mid 600's, but in a GMAT Prep, I got low 500's. Seems like GMAT Prep is a pretty good indicator of how you'll do on the actual GMAT.

Do you say cancel and write the new one? How hard is this Integrated Reasoning? I'm struggling through Quant and Verbal enough already...

Any advice is greatly, greatly appreciated.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu May 31, 2012 7:47 am
The integrated reasoning section will not be used as a decision making tool for schools for several years. Give yourself some time and study properly. This is not an exam to cram for.
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