I took the GMAT 3 times last winter / spring (660, 640, 660). My strong suite is verbal, but I feel I under-performed on quant. Unsatisfied with my score, I have decided to take up studying again in an attempt to obtain a >700 score.
For my previous study regiment, I took the MGMAT course, studied all the materials (MGMAT books and supplied OG books) and took all the practice tests (basically averaged high 600s, low 700s). I also took the two GMATprep test (670, 730). About a month ago, when I decided to start studying again, I was enticed by the money back guarantee of Knewton, but have been decidedly underwhelmed by the product.
At this point, I feel that I have somewhat exhausted my previous study materials and feel unsure of how to successfully restart studying. Do any of you have a recommendation on how to begin again? I'm thinking of purchasing the bank of MGMAT tests again since they have a nice diagnostic tool, and then studying off of my weak areas. I'm a little hesitant to do this, though, since following that same path the last time did not result in my wanted score. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thank you.
For my previous study regiment, I took the MGMAT course, studied all the materials (MGMAT books and supplied OG books) and took all the practice tests (basically averaged high 600s, low 700s). I also took the two GMATprep test (670, 730). About a month ago, when I decided to start studying again, I was enticed by the money back guarantee of Knewton, but have been decidedly underwhelmed by the product.
At this point, I feel that I have somewhat exhausted my previous study materials and feel unsure of how to successfully restart studying. Do any of you have a recommendation on how to begin again? I'm thinking of purchasing the bank of MGMAT tests again since they have a nice diagnostic tool, and then studying off of my weak areas. I'm a little hesitant to do this, though, since following that same path the last time did not result in my wanted score. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thank you.
