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by Scott2011 » Fri Jan 01, 2010 2:55 pm
Hi,

Can someone recommend a software/online resource designed for applicants currently scoring low 700s and aiming to break into the high 700s?

Thanks!

*Please note: I'm not a tool : )
My target school is a financial engineering program where many applicants have done grad/post grad level math work. I was told by 2 sources that beating 750 is the best way to get me looked at alongside these applicants. The two didn't seem remotely related to me but I'm not looking to second guess.
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by cbenk121 » Sat Jan 02, 2010 4:41 pm
Scott2011 wrote:Hi,

Can someone recommend a software/online resource designed for applicants currently scoring low 700s and aiming to break into the high 700s?

Thanks!

*Please note: I'm not a tool : )
My target school is a financial engineering program where many applicants have done grad/post grad level math work. I was told by 2 sources that beating 750 is the best way to get me looked at alongside these applicants. The two didn't seem remotely related to me but I'm not looking to second guess.
I don't think there's a "magic bullet" out there, if that's what you're looking for. There is no single resource/software that will improve your score that dramatically. A single resource could probably help someone going from 500 to 550, but not 700 to 750.

So what resources could you use? I started off at a 700, and got a 760. So reading my debrief may help: https://www.beatthegmat.com/i-beat-down- ... 48477.html

Good luck!
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