Kaplan is not the best way to go...their stuff can be so misleading in my opinion. Are you using the OG stuff? OG stuff is best way to go and your GmatPrep score seems to be close.

Kaplan is just too tough usually.

No doubting this is likely a legit company...it's the stupidity of veritassucks, premba and mbanobigdeal that is so amusing. If he/she came on here to sell their stuff (which they likely did), they didn't think it through. At one point tonight there are 3 posts by the names above within 10mins of ea...

I had a similar issue with a LofR request. I posted on here and someone said what about vendors or people you work with outside your company that know you well? I was very lucky in that I have vendors worldwide and used one from Europe. He was very happy to do it for me and actually took a lot out o...

Hi Lisa, Thanks for the help. I should have noted though that I do have my Director at my current job filling out a recommendation form the school provides. So this particular letter is the second letter but it does carry weight as I worked exclusively for the marketing Professors during my UG time ...

Honestly...I read the OG book and that was it. I practiced as part of the GMATPrep test but nothing more and got a 6.0. All you need are the basics that OG gives you-the questions are very debatable and easy to get through. On top of that they really don't even matter much unless you score under a 4...

OT but curious about verbal and non-native English speakers

I wondered this before my test and still do as I read posts on people's scores. I am interested in knowing if a study has ever been looked into or done on the following issue: I would almost argue that a non-native speaker or native speakers with foreign language skills score better on the Verbal ar...

I will add my $.02... I speak English (or so I am told) as a native. I have ALWAYS scored very well in past standardized tests throughout my entire educational path. I feel like I only learned my own language better after undertaking a foreign language (German). Those English classes required throug...

Dear uncbeers, I think you are in a competitive range for your top two choices. Of course, increasing your GMAT to the program's average (or higher) will put you in a better position. Your GPA is high and you do have interesting work experience, despite the short tenure of your career. What will be...