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by noah_travelling » Sat Mar 29, 2014 5:10 pm
I signed up for the BTG 60 day study guide about a month ago, I was having a hard time getting my quant score up and needed something to make me focus on studying. I wasn't aiming for a 700 score so I only did the first 22 days and took the GMAT today scoring a 610 Q38 V35.

Which isn't amazing but it's good enough from where I started 520-530 level in only 22 days. Plus I'm 33 and for the executive/part-time MBA programs I'm looking at this score is fine. I'm sure if I would have finished the whole program I could have added another 30-40 points to my score.

Just wanted to say thanks to Brent an all the people associated with this program it really is a great tool to improving on the GMAT.
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by brianlange77 » Sat Mar 29, 2014 5:53 pm
noah_travelling wrote:I signed up for the BTG 60 day study guide about a month ago, I was having a hard time getting my quant score up and needed something to make me focus on studying. I wasn't aiming for a 700 score so I only did the first 22 days and took the GMAT today scoring a 610 Q38 V35.

Which isn't amazing but it's good enough from where I started 520-530 level in only 22 days. Plus I'm 33 and for the executive/part-time MBA programs I'm looking at this score is fine. I'm sure if I would have finished the whole program I could have added another 30-40 points to my score.

Just wanted to say thanks to Brent an all the people associated with this program it really is a great tool to improving on the GMAT.
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Sat Mar 29, 2014 10:50 pm
Thanks for the kind words, noah_travelling.

And nice work; looks like you're on the path towards a great GMAT score!

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