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The best approach to studying the GMAT

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by Fabio813 » Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:31 am
Through researching these forums, articles, and various other forums, it seems like the two most favorable methods for studying the GMAT is taking 2 subjects a week and focusing on them or devoting a week per subject.

So I'm asking, which one would you choose, knowing you have 8-10 weeks to prepare (depending on which approach you decide to use).

2 subjects a week would look like:
Wk1- SC/PS
Wk2-CR/DS
Wk3-RC/General Math
...and then repeated for 2 or 3 more cycles.

1 subject a week would look like (as an example):
Wk1-SC
Wk2-PS
Wk3-CR
WK4-DS
Wk5-RC
...and repeated for 1 more cycle.

which one would you choose?
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by Fabio813 » Fri Jul 31, 2009 11:10 am
So nobody else really has any input on this?
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