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by year2011missiongmat » Sun Feb 06, 2011 10:07 pm
Hi all,
I have a 2.7 gpa currently studying for admission into depaul, i have been working for 4 years now with a fortune 500 firm, as an analyst..any suggestions on the game plan of what order things should be studied in?
I have the manhattan books, kaplan books, OG and princeton review. I'd like to get a 600+. I work full time as well during the week.
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by rishi raj » Sun Feb 06, 2011 11:00 pm
When do you plan to take the GMAT ?Depending on the time you have ,you may wanna go through the books.
Ideally, you should firstly go through the concepts and then attack the questions. The Princeton Review book is quite basic and you maynot find it helpful. You may wanna start with the MGMAT books
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by year2011missiongmat » Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:13 pm
i want to take it relatively quickly and at least lock in a good score.. the reason being is that i am planning on switching jobs and at least want the gmat bit out of my way... so i can looking into the application part at the new job..
I have a princeton review book and don't find it that helpful, should i start with mahn guide.
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by sinhaanubhav » Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:31 pm
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by year2011missiongmat » Sun Feb 13, 2011 12:58 pm
Thought i would keep this as a blog of my studying.. Day 1

Just some background, I am currently working for a financial firm and have been working there for 3+ years, I am starting with Foundations of Gmat Math, and hope to finish chapter one today!
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by hja379 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 2:34 pm
year2011missiongmat wrote:i want to take it relatively quickly and at least lock in a good score.. the reason being is that i am planning on switching jobs and at least want the gmat bit out of my way... so i can looking into the application part at the new job..
I have a princeton review book and don't find it that helpful, should i start with mahn guide.
PR is a waste of your time. Stick with MGMAT books.
Google "GMAT Pill"<--really helpful, worth checking out--especially for RC passages.
e-gmat SC: Never thought it would be fun learning SC.
India School Fund: Education through Innovation - A HBS start-up.
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by year2011missiongmat » Mon Feb 14, 2011 8:24 am
Woo Whooo got through Chapter 1, in Foundations of Gmat Math (solving for equations- something i remember I was good at in school but forgot, had to relearn it last night), I saved the review questions for tonight.

Tonight's plan:
Review questions
Chapter 2
and 1/2 of chapter 3.
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