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Work vs studying for the GMAT

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by biker317 » Tue Dec 08, 2009 1:04 am
I find it difficult to take time out to study for the GMAT especially on weekdays, though I have made progress, it seems to trickle in slowly. I have already cancelled my test dates once, because every time I sit to study for the GMAT theres some s#$% hitting the fan at work and I feel the need to devote more time to mitigate work problems. I wonder how many are on the same boat as me..So i have started to sneak out on my lunch breaks to do a couple of DS or SCs...I have to say work is definitely being affected..I am just trying to keep my head above water so that my employer gives me a recommendation letter in a couple of months...Just venting :(
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by biker317 » Mon Dec 21, 2009 3:39 am
heh..it should have been working vs studying :) parallelism error?
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by kellygreen » Wed Dec 23, 2009 7:48 am
Ha! Sounds like the lunch studying has really been paying off! ;)

I've also had some trouble carving out what feels like a sufficient block of study time on weekdays... and I hate to let it pile up until the weekend, because that becomes a paralyzing amount of work.

What's been helpful for me is to take all my study material to the library - which is luckily very close to my work - and put in an hour and a half or so there before I head home for the day. It's not ideal, since I get home later and still have whatever normal life stuff to do there, but it does help me get a respectable amount of studying done.
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