Thank you so much for making this study routine Brent - figuring out a way to study has been stressful in itself so having something clearly spelled out has been incredibly helpful!
I just have a quick question about the number of problems we get a day - I am currently working on day 5 and see there are 25 PS problems and 21 DS problems and then some additional reinforcement problems. I have the MPGMAT book set and the official guide with the extra math and verbal books. I plan on doing all the problems (and definitely flagging the ones I miss and the ones I guessed correctly to better understand) - I just want to ask will I have enough fresh problems to study when it comes to the end of the 60 days?
Is it better to skip the additional problems for now if I feel like I have a good grasp on the material (especially the easier problems)?
Just wanted your advice and thanks again!
-Philip
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