hey!
i just found this site, and im planning on taking the GMAT in early April, subsequently applying to MS Finance programs (specificity of MBA)
i am currently finishing my undergrad and have an extremely busy schedule as is. im taking advanced calc as well as a few other tough courses. i took these as electives to bolster my grad school app! (also took econometrics which is not a requirement for any degree, did well)
what is a good studying plan for a full time student? I imagine utilizing the weekend days (when i usually relax!) would be optimal. anyone with a similar experience have advice for me? Thanks!
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I would just study verbal and number properties since you are currently taking high level math courses. If you do this you will get a great score.
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