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by Ashim88 » Sat Jun 26, 2010 7:26 pm
I started studying for the GMAT this Monday, 6/21/2010. My test date is 11/24/2010. The reason I am starting so early is because I'm still a full-time student(including all summer sessions) and Fall 2010 is my last semester. Since I'm still a full-time student, I plan on studying for about 5 months(so I will have wiggle room if events come up, for harder chapters, and to master my essay writing skills).

Since Monday, I've covered the first 8 chapters of guide 1 of the MGMAT strategy guides, but I've still got like 11.5 more books to cover: MGMAT 1 - 8, OG Review, OG Quant 2nd edition, OG Verbal 2nd edition, Critical Reasoning Bible.

It IS a little discouraging with all these books ahead of me. I was wondering if you guys had any advice?
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by amising6 » Sat Jun 26, 2010 9:09 pm
dude you are on the right track .dont think of any Advice.
you are doint completely fine
this is what every 700+ guy does .so keep up the good work
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by Ashim88 » Sat Jun 26, 2010 9:16 pm
amising6 wrote:dude you are on the right track .dont think of any Advice.
you are doint completely fine
this is what every 700+ guy does .so keep up the good work
These data sufficiency problems are pissing me off and killing my morale :(
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