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Wall.Street.Sweeper
- Junior | Next Rank: 30 Posts
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- Joined: Tue Feb 17, 2009 7:12 am
- Location: New York
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- GMAT Score:550
Hi everyone, I am a first time poster, long time reader...
For a little background on my current situation, I started studying for the GMAT last year by brushing up on the basics by going through Algebra and Geometry high school text books, reading Cracking the GMAT, and then from there i just finished all 8 MGMAT books, but my score is only around a 550 and I am shooting for a 700 (have not touched any of the online MGMAT question sets or the OGs yet). I recognize that it's very difficult to move a GMAT score up 150 points, so i decided to take whatever time necessary to do this; therefore, I need help to develop a regiment to get to 700 from here. Any input on certain books that are good or studying allocation would be of great help. For those of you who scored high 600s and 700s, what worked for you?
Also it might be helpful to know that I am able to study 4 hours / day on weekdays and 8 hours / day on weekends.
Thanks!
For a little background on my current situation, I started studying for the GMAT last year by brushing up on the basics by going through Algebra and Geometry high school text books, reading Cracking the GMAT, and then from there i just finished all 8 MGMAT books, but my score is only around a 550 and I am shooting for a 700 (have not touched any of the online MGMAT question sets or the OGs yet). I recognize that it's very difficult to move a GMAT score up 150 points, so i decided to take whatever time necessary to do this; therefore, I need help to develop a regiment to get to 700 from here. Any input on certain books that are good or studying allocation would be of great help. For those of you who scored high 600s and 700s, what worked for you?
Also it might be helpful to know that I am able to study 4 hours / day on weekdays and 8 hours / day on weekends.
Thanks!
