| Materials used in my preparation | |
| The official GMAT | Bible for preparation - this is an absolute must |
| MGMAT series (recommended) | The best overall preparatory series |
| Terrific SC Preparation Guide | Mandatory for SC preparation - especially non-native speakers |
| Kaplan 800 | This one actually has some solid CR and DS strategies |
| Princeton Review | Useless DVD but SC and the quant practice is good, the online tests are good |
| Official Quant Companion | Extra practice - 300 official questions |
Wow. This week has been exhausting with insane amounts of work and next week promises to be worse - with a combination of case work, social activities and a big trip coming up at the end of it. In a way, this is teaching me how to do time management better than ever before!
I'm hitting the bed early tonight, need to catch up on some sleep and recharge for tomorrow.
1 comment:
I recently subscribed to your blog. I just found it today and started from your first post in 2006, when you decided. You offer a lot of very good insight, especially about the GMAT.
I recently decided to pursue my MBA. I feel that I am handicapped because I am deciding this so late in life. I got married after college and never pursued a full time career. Now my marriage is over I am having to reevaluate my life and believe that I need my MBA.
I still need to study for the GMAT. I am wondering if you know if one is at a disadvantage if you do not apply in round 1?
Also, do you think I should put it off and work first? I feel that I am just getting older and am affraid to put it off, but also do not want to be at a disadvantage due to lack of experience.
Thanks.
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