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Taking GMAT for 6th and Final Time ----- Please Help

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by joostinshu » Fri Apr 24, 2009 5:55 am
I will keep this short. My top score is a 620 with Q:42 V:34. On a prior test I scored as high as a 37 on the verbal but continue to struggle with quant.

Measures I have taken:
1. Manhattan GMAT Course
2. Manhattan Math Foundations Workshop
3. Another Manhattan GMAT Course
4. Created 200+ flashcards and reviewed answers in detail
5. Reviewed every quant problem in 11th edition OG

I recently am working with a Manhattan GMAT tutor and will continue to do so until my exam day (Late May)

The issue I have run into is that I have exhausted all the fresh problems available to me through resources I have purchased to prep for quant.

My tutor is amazing so far in helping me to build confidence and working on foundational algebra concepts. I really am looking for additional resources that many of you used to be successful and score a 700+ on this exam.

I am waitlisted at Cornell right now and need a 700 in order to be accepted this year. If you were in my shoes at one points (low 600s) and improved to 700+ I am most interested in hearing from you!
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by TedCornell » Fri Apr 24, 2009 1:40 pm
Sounds like you've spent thousands of dollars on GMAT. If you're happy with your tutor, I hope you don't need anything extra, but have a look at my debrief. My situation was somewhat similar to yours, so I hope it will give you ideas: www.tinyurl.com/gmatpost
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