My post from October wasn't even addressed by anyone in this forum. Not a tutor, not a vendor, nobody. And so I was left to my own devices with MLIC to continue to prepare and take the exam. I only tested using the GMATprep software and my scores were the following:
430
520
470
530
440
550
Actual GMAT-32/64% Verbal; 25/14% Qauntatative; 5.0 AWA/57% = overall 480 GMATThe dates were intermitent-key word with not doing well on the GMAT as I've seen that the studying and practice must be consistent. I was tempted to buy a batch of CAT tests from MGMAT but I'm not convinced that is the best way to go. I'm going to work through all of the OG12 problems, retake old GMAT paper tests (I have 3), and continue to drill down as best as I can. My biggest problem is consistency having a full time job as a Company Commander and being a husband/father of 3. With that said, I will ask again; anyone on here, I've been working hard with MLIC. I've got two weeks left and could use some serious advice. I've purchased the 30 day study plan which helped me to create a schedule and look at things from a different angle. My biggest weakness is quantatative and I feel like I am simply not grasping the basic fundamentals for arithmatic problems (I suffer with mild dyslexia/ADHD which make their presence known during tests like the GMAT)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Oh, and I'm not broke so if you think you can really help me, I will pay.
-Jason
430
520
470
530
440
550
Actual GMAT-32/64% Verbal; 25/14% Qauntatative; 5.0 AWA/57% = overall 480 GMATThe dates were intermitent-key word with not doing well on the GMAT as I've seen that the studying and practice must be consistent. I was tempted to buy a batch of CAT tests from MGMAT but I'm not convinced that is the best way to go. I'm going to work through all of the OG12 problems, retake old GMAT paper tests (I have 3), and continue to drill down as best as I can. My biggest problem is consistency having a full time job as a Company Commander and being a husband/father of 3. With that said, I will ask again; anyone on here, I've been working hard with MLIC. I've got two weeks left and could use some serious advice. I've purchased the 30 day study plan which helped me to create a schedule and look at things from a different angle. My biggest weakness is quantatative and I feel like I am simply not grasping the basic fundamentals for arithmatic problems (I suffer with mild dyslexia/ADHD which make their presence known during tests like the GMAT)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Oh, and I'm not broke so if you think you can really help me, I will pay.
-Jason
