Which schools do you wish to apply to? And how much time do you have to set aside to dedicate to GMAT preparation and then application writing? 1) Round 2 is in many cases advantageous over round 1 (the good news however, is that there is a negligible difference between round 1 & round 2) 2) Rec...

Also, what Med school were you studying at? If you do decide MBA is right for you, recommended GMAT guides are : Manhattan GMAT books OG (Official Guide to the GMAT -- 3 books, Official Guide for the whole test, OG for Verbal, OG for Quant) Kaplan 800 Princeton Review Cracking the GMAT (this is a go...

David, I certainly wouldn't rule it out, but I do think it will be difficult. Also, you will want to consider explaining the past six months in the optional essay. You do have a good story to tell, but the adcom may be concerned that you are once again choosing something you aren't truly committed t...

Just one man's opinion here...but I think your time and energy is much better spent on putting together great essays and polishing the application. A 650 is certainly on the lower end for your target schools, but as you point out coming from a non-english speaking country makes the test more difficu...

A college is made up of two types of students: Those who transferred from another college, and those who came to the school directly from high school.

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SC Help : Verb Tense Table that brought me from V41 to V47

Hey Everyone, I have been browsing the site for a while now while prepping for the GMAT (thanks for all your help!), but had not posted until now... Up until actual test day I was getting moderate scores on the verbal section, and then about a week before my actual test I picked up the Official Guid...