How do People in US Prepare Gmat

07/28/2004 02:03:39 PM · #1

Hi
I am interested in Preparing for GMAT, Well just wanted to know how do people prepare in for Gmat Exam in US. Is it through Preparatory Books or you have some classes as I am interested Preparing GMAT not sure what path to follow, book or classes path.
I thought I might ask how do normally people prepare for Gmat

Does anyone know good site on how to prepare for Gmat, any grea books

07/28/2004 11:00:34 PM · #2

ayone out there

Lesya

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07/28/2004 11:48:59 PM · #3

I personally didn't have to take it,but here the web side of very good school that prepares for different classes. This school is well known in New York city and been used a lot by people I know.

//www.kaplan.com/

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07/29/2004 01:01:01 AM · #4

thanks
any one else

TechnoShroom

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07/29/2004 01:05:49 AM · #5

While I know quite a few people who think they increased their score with Kaplan I know an equal number who say it did nothing for them. The primary value of test preppers like Kaplan is to familiarize you with how the test is presented. Personally I think you can get the same familiarization without the expense by going to your local library and checking out a GMAT test guide.

On the other hand, if you've been using the internet long enough to become a poor writer then a course may be of some use.

If I remember correctly you are just coming out of school. I probably wouldn't even prep for the test if you plan on taking it soon. I took it when I graduated from college while my skills were still fresh and scored well. I'm sure you'll do well if you don't wait to take it. The results, I believe, are good for 5 years. So as long as you have your score under your belt you can get that work experience and not worry about forgetting your education.