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by 710girl » Sun Oct 24, 2010 4:55 pm
I've gotten a 710 TWICE on the GMAT and I've decided that self-studying is not the answer to getting a better score. I'm prepared to pay any amount for a tutor. Instinctually I wanted to go with Manhattangmat because I had used their materials to study and I thought they were great and challenging. However, they are backed up for weeks and I'm hoping to take the GMAT in 31 days from when I took it yesterday. I want to focus more on math overall as well as sentence correction.

Do you know of any good tutors in NYC? I am planning on looking into Veritas Prep and Kaplan. Any other companies? Any recommendations for particular tutors in those companies? Any recommendations for tutors outside of those companies?
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by odannyboi » Sun Oct 24, 2010 8:38 pm
umm.. 710 is good...

I honestly dont understand why people feel the need to retake after scoring above 700. Above that, a 50 point increase means basically nothing. You should concentrate on your apps...
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by tlt2372 » Mon Oct 25, 2010 6:26 pm
odannyboi wrote:umm.. 710 is good...

I honestly dont understand why people feel the need to retake after scoring above 700. Above that, a 50 point increase means basically nothing. You should concentrate on your apps...
I completely agree with odannyboi - its ridiculous to take the exam again after scoring a 710.
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by papgust » Mon Oct 25, 2010 9:11 pm
What is the purpose of re-taking the exam?

In my opinion, you should spend your money wisely. Now that you have a good GMAT score. Why don't you hire a good admission consultant rather than a private tutor and make a compelling application?
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