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by Sillyylilyy » Sat Jan 05, 2013 8:12 pm
So I took the gmat in October. The day before I completely freaked out and decided that I was only going to take the test and cancel it just to get a good sense of the test. Truth is I had only been studying for it for about 3 weeks and didn't go about it the right way at all! Now I'm retaking it in less than a week. Ive been reaching out to every free source I know. I have taken 2 CAT's and I'm taking another tomorrow. Each time I have improved a little. I keep the flashcards from this site with me AT ALL TIMES. I bought the Offical Guide 13th edition and Kaplan Premier as well as the Math and Verbal workbooks for Kaplan. I don't really know if there is anything else left that I can do. My studying has been pretty crazy. I haven't followed any set plan. Just read the books and used the error logs on this website to do DS, PS, SC, RC, CR. I haven't even had a chance to look at Integrated Reasoning and I have only wrote 3 AWA practice essays. Is there anything else that I can do at this point? I just get this feeling that I haven't done enough. This is my last chance to take the test!
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Sun Jan 06, 2013 8:19 am
Number 1 thing you can do is calm down about the exam... Yes, there is probably more that you can do, but just use the resources you have. Focus on the Quant and Verbal as those are the most important sections. Good luck!
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