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by SecondChancesMBA » Tue Sep 22, 2009 6:17 am
Greetings - requesting guidance with my strategy.

A bit of background. Young male from Washington, D.C. received 600 on math portion of SAT I ( 70% range)and a 630 on Verbal (74% range) Business major undergrad (BC)

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Q - 27 (20%)
V - 34 (72%)

Total - 520

* I know I can do better in math. I THINK I just need to refresh my knowledge of basic concepts of math and to LEARN the test. Verbal seems pretty much in line with what I would normally do (compared to SAT, if you can do that) BUT question to everyone is what are my odds for the math?

Thanks for the help
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by ershovici » Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:12 am
I cant see your problem, but I used Kaplan material for math, the problems a tough but after it I solve more than a half quescions in mind and get about 48-49 at GMAT Prep software.
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