I'm from Korea. I'm now stuck with my score at 680(85%) and it's really stressful... feels pressured because of the early round deadline. As non-native English speaeker, GMAT is literally disaster. I truly hope my GMAT journey gets well. Anyway, always thanks for your helpful contents and I really like your contents.
Hey I'm from india and I'm also preparing for this can you help me can you please make videos on the topic from where to clear topics and from where i can practice it
@@Slowlybutshrly That was my 3rd visit and I've met with Alumni! I'm more and more impressed! Currently studying for the GMAT with Magoosh! I wish I could apply for the upcoming August, but I will be targeting EMBA next year and looking for scholarships:) Thanks for your videos!
Hi! Thanks for the video. May I ask a personal question? I need to prepare for my exam but haven't study since I graduated more than 3 years ago, also I'm an international and English is my second language. Both verbal and quantitative are challenging as I do not remember basic algebra and arithmetics. Is there any advice you could give? I have 4 months to prepare, I don't know if it's enough. I wanted to buy magoosh but I don't have any basics to perform exercises. Thank you so much !
hello I'm really curious regarding the 48 hours after exam sending to universities.. so im currently still doing my bachelors but I know I want to enroll in a graduate school after I graduate. so for that I decided to study and take the gmat for when I graduate and apply to scholarships for my masters. but they mentioned that u have 48 hours after exam to send in results which I didn't quite get because the exam also has a 5 year expiry, so does that mean I need to wait till my senior year in uni for me to take the exam and immediately apply?
Very useful tips, Shirley! What section order did you choose when you took the exam? I know the sections have changed, and the order is very personal, but it would be interesting to hear about your strategy on this matter :)
