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Studied for 6 months - what GMAT class should I take

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by blemming » Tue Apr 13, 2010 1:58 pm
Hello all,

I work two jobs and carry a blog, so It's hard to be consistent as I would like. Thought I have worked through all of the Quantitative MGMAT books and the SC correction bible and the OG guide, I am still falling short of my goal.

My practice tests on the MGMAT went from a 660 to a 650 and now to a 670. I'm aiming for a 700 +. I live in Albany, NY, but I can move around a bit to take a class, that's not a big deal.

What would you all suggest? I've been researching them, but it's hard to decide which one is best.

Thanks in advance,

Vinnie
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