Congrats!!!!.
Well deserved..
Good luck on ur apps
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The fight is over!! 720 (Q47, V41), AWA 6.0!!
Thanks everybody for your supports and for your congratulations!
I feel like giving another suggestion to the people still studying and struggling against the GMAT: no wonder how important this test is (and we know it is quite important!), do not let it become an obsession or take over your life! I probably may have studied in 2-3 months what I studied in 5 months, but in no case I renounced to have a decent and normal life: going out with my wife and family, watching movies at night, etc... These things are too important for me to relinquish for a test, and also: letting the test take control of your life is counterproductive in the end, so it's really no use!
I already know I will have to sacrifice most of my free time during my 2 MBA years, but the GMAT, honestly, is not worth that!
Have fun!!
I feel like giving another suggestion to the people still studying and struggling against the GMAT: no wonder how important this test is (and we know it is quite important!), do not let it become an obsession or take over your life! I probably may have studied in 2-3 months what I studied in 5 months, but in no case I renounced to have a decent and normal life: going out with my wife and family, watching movies at night, etc... These things are too important for me to relinquish for a test, and also: letting the test take control of your life is counterproductive in the end, so it's really no use!
I already know I will have to sacrifice most of my free time during my 2 MBA years, but the GMAT, honestly, is not worth that!
Have fun!!
Beat The GMAT - 1st priority
Enter a top MBA program - 2nd priority
Loving my wife: MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL!
REAL THING 1 (AUG 2007): 680 (Q43, V40)
REAL THING 2 (APR 2009): 720 (Q47, V41)
Enter a top MBA program - 2nd priority
Loving my wife: MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL!
REAL THING 1 (AUG 2007): 680 (Q43, V40)
REAL THING 2 (APR 2009): 720 (Q47, V41)
For what it matters, I got a 6.0 on AWA (87%).
Take care everybody!!
Take care everybody!!
Beat The GMAT - 1st priority
Enter a top MBA program - 2nd priority
Loving my wife: MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL!
REAL THING 1 (AUG 2007): 680 (Q43, V40)
REAL THING 2 (APR 2009): 720 (Q47, V41)
Enter a top MBA program - 2nd priority
Loving my wife: MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL!
REAL THING 1 (AUG 2007): 680 (Q43, V40)
REAL THING 2 (APR 2009): 720 (Q47, V41)
Congrats Mjjing! Now you can change your priorities, I guess ha ha, all the best!mjjking wrote:For what it matters, I got a 6.0 on AWA (87%).
Take care everybody!!
Any additional tip on how to improve math from 43 to 47? Tksvm
