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by Mikam » Fri Feb 29, 2008 2:56 pm
Is it really a lost case??

What do you think of these maths e-books?

I have to study everything from scratch.
I feel confident about the verbal section, probably because I don't know what it it all about yet.

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by Mikam » Sat Mar 01, 2008 4:43 am
Thank you Eric!

I don't want to take any test before I refresh my memory about a few maths lessons.
There are NO Gmat prep books in my local libraries. I have to buy some ebooks, with absolutely the basics of maths. Are the ones I first posted any good?
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by frantastic » Sun Mar 02, 2008 3:59 pm
If you need to refresh that much math, then you shouldn't be taking the GMAT with only a total of 3 weeks of prep. You shouldn't rush the GMAT. If you're applying late in the admissions process, it's more competitive and you may need a higher score to stand out. Take enough time with it to do it right.

Haven't heard of that site.
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