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by swinter44 » Wed May 02, 2007 11:41 am
I am writing the test on June 9,2007. I have been doing pieces here and there, but with working long hours, I have not even had a solid 2 hours in a row free to sit down and really focus, (let alone have the 4+ hours to write entire practice test to gauge myself). I was an average student, quick thinker, good with logic and math, but never had outstanding marks. I am planning night and day to be studying at any possible moment I have, and my weekends will be uninterrupted from here on in. Any advice/assesments/thoughts on if I have enough time to even score well? I am thinking 620+ I will be happy enough with. How much time do you all prep?

I am using 3 different princeton review books and Kaplan CD from last year. I am starting to panic and would love to hear from anyone. Thanks for taking the time.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL!!

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by beatthegmat » Wed May 02, 2007 8:46 pm
Hi Dub:

Take some time to explore the GMAT Resource Wiki, https://www.beatthegmat.com/wiki/. There are a lot of great resources there to help you prep for your test in a short period of time.

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