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bschoolprospect2013
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Hi all,
I know the unequivocal answer would be yes, but I am seeking to learn more about a proper strategy to put into place. I was denied to bschool with a low 500 GMAT (math and verbal were pretty even), and was told unofficially that if I obtained a 600+ on the GMAT and reapply, that it would satisfy the committee. With that said, I have about 5 months until the next deadline to reach said goal.
I have all the Manhattan GMAT materials including the online sessions available to me, but wasn't sure if that was the best route to take. I admit I did not study prudently hence the low score so I don't blame the study materials at all. I likely only did 5-10% of the OG problems. They offer Kaplan courses live in my area, but wasn't sure if others have had a positive experience. I read the reviews, but just posing my specific questions to see if folks have thoughts.
Is 5 months perhaps too long to study? Open to opinions on best practices.
I know the unequivocal answer would be yes, but I am seeking to learn more about a proper strategy to put into place. I was denied to bschool with a low 500 GMAT (math and verbal were pretty even), and was told unofficially that if I obtained a 600+ on the GMAT and reapply, that it would satisfy the committee. With that said, I have about 5 months until the next deadline to reach said goal.
I have all the Manhattan GMAT materials including the online sessions available to me, but wasn't sure if that was the best route to take. I admit I did not study prudently hence the low score so I don't blame the study materials at all. I likely only did 5-10% of the OG problems. They offer Kaplan courses live in my area, but wasn't sure if others have had a positive experience. I read the reviews, but just posing my specific questions to see if folks have thoughts.
Is 5 months perhaps too long to study? Open to opinions on best practices.
