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should I take summer class along with preparation for gmat?

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by agriloka » Tue Jul 01, 2008 1:35 pm
I will take gmat on august 16th. I just start my july class yesterday. I wonder if I should keep my summer class while studying for gmat or should I drop the july class whatsoever? I just gave up my working shift because I want to focus more on my gmat.

But other than that, should I keep my summer class along with gmat preparation? I would like to know ya'll best advice...thanks
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by beatthegmat » Wed Jul 02, 2008 9:07 am
It really can't hurt to keep the class. The only reason it would make sense to study on your own is if you are confident that you have the discipline and resources to study on your own--Beat The GMAT has got you covered on the resources at least, :); or, if the money used to purchase a course would materially benefit your life in some other, meaningful way.

It's up to the individual of course, but I'd say if it doesn't cost too much for you, the course can't hurt! Which one are you going with out of curiosity?
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