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Scored 570..looking to improve --> mid 600s HELP!

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by nshah83 » Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:19 pm
Hi!

Signed up for the Manhatten GMAT Prep Course. Scored on avg 610 to 630 over 5 practice tests - stronger in quant than verbal. Reviewed OG Math/Verbal in full detail. Reviewed practice tests to determine weakness'. However, on test day scored a disappointing 570.

I am now looking to officialy BEAT THE GMAT. In order to have a competitive application for the schools I am applying to, I need to hit a range of 630 - 680.

Any advice on prep?

Thank You.
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