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How did u get to that answer?

Hi, I recently downloaded OG12, but my coworker let me borrow the paperback version of OG11. I actually just started reading over the text this past weekend. Are there any significant differences? I'd prefer the paperback version so I don't have to stare at the computer screen the whole time, but if OG12 is better, I'll just read it off my laptop anyway. If anyone has any idea, please help. Thanks.

get the powerscore cr bible and you will be prepared for every type of question available.

You should sign up for a testmasters course. all the teachers are required to score at least 170s and you get almost continuous around the clock telephone service for available testmaster tutors. it's the best program out there by far. kaplan would come next.

Yah definitely get the Kaplan GMAT Math Workbook and try to tackle as much as possible.

Yes it's PowerScore's sentence correction bible. That company is famous for creating the LSAT bibles, but they have some resources for GMAT which are useful as well. I haven't read it yet, but I heard the Manhattan GMAT's Sentence Correction Guide is extremely useful.

Johnmack, I think it depends on your GPA. If your GPA is 3.7 or higher I'd probably stick with the 720, but if it isn't, you should take it again since you're scoring in the 740s anyways. Maybe you'll even catch fire and get 760+.

I wouldn't waste time on Princeton Review. I haven't heard good things. If I were you, I'd get the Kaplan books.

This could be helpful. Reflections Vol20, No3, Aug 95

Reading through the remarks on this thread, I think that 100 posts is asking for too much. I could understand the logic behind the 30 day wait, but 100 posts is very demanding and I think it has the potential to increase spamming.