So I am here to seek advise on the best way to prepare for the GMAT test. As a non-traditional business student whose main focus as an undergraduate was getting into Law School (yawn), didn't take a lot of mathematical courses during my undergraduate. If I call correctly, I might have taken statistics, pre-calc, micro economics, and calculus for business, I think that's as far as I got with respect to my mathematical skills.

Here is a little bit about me. I graduated in 09' as a major in Legal Studies from the University of California, Berkeley. Since then I have been working in the public sector, specifically working with nonprofits as a policy analyst and or in the public policy realm. After completing a leadership program this past year I realized that I needed to make the jump to the private/business sector.

I just got my GMAT 13th Ed Review book, GMAT Quantitative Review 2nd Ed., GMAT Verbal Review 2nd Ed., and Manhattans GMAT 4th Ed. I hope to increase my collection of gmat materials and I plan on preparing for at least four months. Is that enough time since I have not had a lot of quantitative background and I know the GMAT is extremely heavy on quant.

Any tips, advise, recommendations, suggestion are greatly appreciated. =).