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by aim-wsc » Mon Jul 20, 2009 3:41 am
Welcome back Logitech!

Yeah, it's important tip. Dont just study for sake of GMAT preparation. Remember these skills going to come very handy during your MBA & beyond.

Also when you feel burned out & want to take some vacation from GMAT studying, consciously read/analyse newspapers or business magazines. It'd help when you come back to GMAT prep.
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by logitech » Wed Sep 09, 2009 5:23 pm
I am writing this from the computer lab at Marshall School of Business. Today in our management communication course, we practiced tons of sentence corrections. And after that we had a managerial economics course, in which we discussed probabilities, slopes and etc...

My point is: Love what you study! Because this is what will be coming back to you in Bschool.

And if you think RC and CR are hard...just wait for the business school. Start reading times.com, cnn.com and etc...TODAY! And do not read only what you enjoy reading...you learn more when you get out of your comfort zone!

GOOD LUCK! I will come back to form and share my experiences and relate them to GMAT studies.
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by levocap » Sat Sep 12, 2009 11:17 am
i recently too the test and the break is 8 minutes.
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by logitech » Sun Sep 12, 2010 7:39 pm
I am at my second year at Marshall Business School at USC, and I went over some of the RC and SC problems recently to test myself and see where I am at with my verbal skills and I just realized I got even better even without no practice for over 14 months..why ?

I have been reading HBS articles and wall street since my first day of the B-School.

Please get your hands on as many business articles as you can and START practicing now. Not only for GMAT studies but to improve your reading skills.
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by ansh.kumar » Mon Sep 13, 2010 7:41 am
hi logitech,
GOOD TO SEE U AFTER A LONG TIME, U R THE INSPIRATION FOR MANY FELLOW TEST TAKERS.
BEST OF LUCK.
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