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by CaliMBA_prospect » Fri Jul 15, 2011 12:12 pm
Hello,

I need to start studying for the GMAT (don't have a specific deadline but I'm thinking 3 months from now I should be able to take it)
I'm looking for a general path to study for the GMAT. I'm trying to get into b-school but I will be taking a 6-month certificate course before applying for school. From reading a lot of posts here I ordered a couple of highly raved and rated courses (the official guide for gmat review and Manhattan gmat 8 book set) I have a bachelor's degree in CS but I have been not working on the field for 5 years and now I'm getting ready to go back.
I feel a bit at loss as to where to start? Do I study verbal books first? Do I study math first? Do I read the guide first?

Any guidance will be greatly appreciated.
Karen
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