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Joined: Dec 2011
Purchased Course: Aug 2011
College: Technion
Major: Computer Graphics
Industry: Biotechnology
Country: Israel
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Great experience - would highly recommend!
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
N/A
After:
720
I found this course to be very effective for number of reasons. |
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Joined: Oct 2009
Forum Posts: 109 Purchased Course: Nov 2011
College: Utah Valley University
Major: Business
Industry: Advertising/Marketing
Country: United States
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Great course to keep your attention and add structure
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
550
After:
720
This is program is great. It keeps your attention and really helps you get better. The sentence correction question are pretty easy, so you may want to get an additional source for these questions. Other than that, the course is AWESOME. |
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Joined: Dec 2011
Purchased Course: Oct 2011
College: Hogeschool voor Wetenschap en Kunst
Major: Music
Industry: Arts/Culture
Country: Belgium
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When prepping becomes (sort of) fun too!
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
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N/A
After:
N/A
This simply what you need to have in order to get into the B-school you want. |
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Joined: Nov 2011
Purchased Course: Sep 2011
College: Technion
Major: Electrical Engineering
Industry: Consulting
Country: Israel
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Highly flexible. Highly effective
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
690
After:
750
Hi, Oren |
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Joined: Apr 2011
Purchased Course: Apr 2011
College: University of Mary Washington
Major: Economics
Industry: Commercial Banking
Country: United States
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Best Bang for the Buck
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
620
After:
710
I found this course on http://www.beatthegmat.com and the reviews were the best amongst all of the online courses (5 stars). Since, I only had 2 weeks to prepare for my GMAT, I signed up for the weekly membership. I scored a 620 on my first GMATPrep exam, before I began the course, and a 640 a few days before my test. The day before my test, I retook the first GMATPrep exam and scored a 710. There were several questions that I had seen before so I assumed that this score was skewed. Finally, I took my official GMAT test and I was surprised and pleased with my score. My scores are listed below. Quantitative - Scaled Score = 47; Percentile = 77 Although, I didn't utilize all of the course features, I found the course to be very helpful. However, after about 30 hours of GMAT studying, on the website, I got burned out and had a hard time concentrating and reading the text based lessons. Thus, I only made it through about 70% of the verbal material and 50% of the quantitative material. I think that the use of more stimulating learning methods, like videos or learning games might really be helpful. I know that a competition of some sort would also have been helpful for me. Overall, I was extremely pleased with this course and would recommend it highly. I definitely wasn't planning to do this well on the GMAT. With this score I was able to get into the top schools that I had applied for and I even received several academic scholarship offers. |
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Joined: Aug 2010
Forum Posts: 3 Purchased Course: Mar 2011
Major: Computer Engineering
Industry: Computers/Software
Country: Saudi Arabia
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GMAT Course.
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
520
After:
680
MasterGMAT helped me increase my confidence in Verbal. I increased my GMAT score from 520 to 680. MasterGMAT portal's intelligent way of bombarding the same type of questions which I got wrong in the first attempt helped me immensely to master the topics which were yet to be mastered. |
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Joined: Aug 2011
Purchased Course: Oct 2011
College: Kenyon College
Major: Mathematics
Industry: Government
Country: United States
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Best I've seen!
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
N/A
After:
N/A
I highly recommend this course to anyone who is taking the GMAT!! The course starts out at a basic level and eventually explains fast ways to solve very advanced questions, so it is perfect for anyone of any skill level. This was far more comprehensive than any book that I've seen, and I've seen a good number of GMAT books. If the free trial seems too easy at first, be patient, it gets much more difficult! (Make sure you get to the section on probability and combinatorics, it's great!) |
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Joined: Aug 2011
Purchased Course: May 2011
Major: Biology
Industry: Biotechnology
Country: France
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Fun and efficient
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
N/A
After:
730
I enjoyed the program very much. I nearly became addicted to it! For a fraction of the price of many GMAT prep classes, the online training enables to work at one's own rythm, and it adapts to the skills of the candidate. Working whenever I could or wanted, in just two months I was able to get 100 points more in the real GMAT than in the first simulation tests. I warmly recommend it! |
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Joined: Aug 2011
Purchased Course: Jul 2011
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Effective and Cost Effective
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
N/A
After:
720
Unlike almost everyone else I spoke with, I decided not to shell out $1-2k to take a Kaplan or Manhattan GMAT course. I figured I'm a good student and had the self-discipline to stick to a study schedule. After weeks of doing hundreds of practice problems and going through the Manhattan GMAT and Kaplan books, I definitely knew I needed some help with the "tricks" of the GMAT. This course is really great-- it gets you used to answering questions on the computer, is really tailored to your needs and effectively teaches several short-cuts to correct answers. I only started the course 3 weeks before my test date-- I only wish I had discovered this course sooner! |
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Joined: Jan 2011
Forum Posts: 1 Purchased Course: Jul 2011
College: University of Connecticut
Major: Economics
Country: United States
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common sense approach to the GMAT
Recommended for —
Verbal: Yes
Math: Yes
GMAT Scores —
Before:
N/A
After:
720
Great Curriculum. Approached the questions in more of a common sense way, such as approaching math questions in more of a everyday use then relying on straight algebra. My target score was a 640 and thought I might have a chance to get it. After two weeks of master GMAT and with about two weeks until my test I figured out that i had a chance of getting a 700. On test day I took the test and scored a 720. More of a concise course, more effective than going through textbooks. |
