A 23 in Quant suggests you do not have the fundamental knowledge necessary to score well right now for whatever reason (e.g. years since math was last used, never learned those topics in school, etc). I suggest going back and learning the fundamental material and strategies. Personally, I would not have started with the OG11 for Quant because it is one area where you need to understand the fundamentals before moving on to the more advanced stuff. This is in contrast to verbal where if you are fluent in english or a native english speaker you *could* skip most of the easy/medium questions (I am not advising skip these at all) and move straight to the more difficult questions.

I suggest investing a few dollars in one of the math workbooks (PR or Kaplan) to revisit areas you may not have mastery of. Also, try to avoid working the more difficult problems until you've gone through that book because you do not want to sidetrack your focus (easy, medium, and medium/hard should be the questions you're looking at not hard/very hard ones). For example, many of the questions posted in our Quant forums are challenging questions (otherwise our members wouldn't need to post them) so I would stay away from that until you boost your Q into the mid to high 30s range.

Also, your verbal is very strong as it is and as such, you should probably focus your efforts on Q until you brought it up to at least 40. However, this is not to say you should neglect V completely - maybe something like 75% Q 25% V or some mix with Q more heavily weighted.

Good luck.

Hi mayonnai5e!

Thank you so much for the advice. The math is coming back to me but slowly and your advice is sound.

I'll get a hold of some Math books (PR seems to have a reputation for covering the math basics well) and post my progress as my Q score rises above my current, embarrassingly low score.

Until then!

Bazinfan