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by jsfinol » Thu Jun 30, 2016 7:29 pm
This is my third attempt to prepare for the GMAT. I just completed the 2 diagnostic tools of the OG. My scores were above average. I was able to identify some issues.
For the verbal say I have to read answers slowly so I can grasp the meaning of the answer. English is my second language and sometimes I lost the real meaning of the sentence.
Second: I have to learn the Idioms. They are basic to identify correct answers.

For the Math Side:

I am doing fine in DS
I have to practice more Problem Solving questions. My BA is in philosophy so I have some issues translating Problems into Math.

I am writing here at least to have a summary of my progress. also because no one understand why I am sacrificing social life and money for this test. No body understand... But i will get there. :)

tomorrow i am gonna re check some formulas math principles and idioms. Saturday i will take a practice test. :)
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