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Strategy for 550-650

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by Nsteen87 » Wed Feb 03, 2010 5:03 pm
Greetings all,

First post and I am aiming to score a 550-650 so I can get into some healthcare mba programs in NJ. I only need to score a 500 to get into the programs I am applying to but a hire score would entitle me to more scholarship money. Took the diagnostic test and performed poorly on Quant and did well on Verbal. My math is actually very strong so I am working on memorizing concepts and formulas and learning how to attack DS rather than strictly solving problems right now. The hardest area for me to grasp in Quant is combinations/permutations. Based on my strengths and weaknesses....can anyone from the beat the gmat community recommend a strategy or plan to reach my goal?

Thanks all,
Nick

P.S. I am using the OG to prepare right now
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by money9111 » Wed Feb 03, 2010 7:02 pm
if all you're using is the OG, you definitely should pick up the MGMAT study guides found here:

https://www.manhattangmat.com/storeitems ... 28&catid=1

I'm not sure which book specifically has comb/perm but they will ALL be helpful in all aspects of the GMAT... these books go hand in hand with the OG as they reference certain problems in the OG pertaining to the topics in each chapter of the study guide. The best way to use these guides are to:

- go through each chapter... do the problem set at the end of the chapter (on a separate piece of paper)...
- check the answers (but do not read the solutions of the ones you got wrong) and circle the numbers that you had trouble with...
- then re-read the chapter (each chapter is anywhere from 2-6 pages i'd say) and see if you can do the questions you circled
- then go through the corresponding problems in the OG using the same process

I'm not sure how long you have until you take the GMAT exam, but I'm confident that if you follow this regimen you'll exceed 500. I did 1-2 chapters a night, because I need to get through the whole book in a week for my prep class. If you do 1-2 chapters a night you'll definitely beat 500!

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