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Retake strategy, 560 on actual test - Help!

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by mattvb3313 » Mon May 21, 2012 12:32 pm
I took the Kaplan Advantage on site class, and was scoring low to mid 600s on my CATs and got a disappointing 560 today. I am trying to get into a top 10 school and would like to score between 700 and 750 so any advice on how to better prepare would be greatly appreciated. I feel I spent too much time reviewing Quant in the last week because my Verbal CAT scores were 70-80 percentile however, the Quant is my weakness as I have only scored around 65% on my best CAT and would like to break 80.

I am considering either using Kaplan's "Higher Score Guarantee" and enrolling in the Advanced Anywhere program, or purchasing MGAT guides.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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by mattvb3313 » Mon May 21, 2012 12:34 pm
I have also thought about using Knewton but am really not sure which of the three options would be best for me.
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