
Practice Test #1
APRIL 23, 2011
Quantitative 33 36% 35Q | 17 Incorrect
Verbal 34 68% 41Q | 13 Incorrect
TOTAL 560
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MARCH 01, 2011
Quantitative 37Q | 24 Incorrect
Verbal 41Q | 10 Incorrect
TOTAL 490
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Back to the Basics II
Great day of reviewing Basic Math Video series. Also, got back into Crossfit!
MATERIALS: Basic Math Video Series
STUDY HOURS: 12
TOTAL HOURS: 76
Back to Basics…
GMAT Divisibility & Primes kicked my butt today. Need to go back and carefully review my Basic Math and Foundations of GMAT Math materials. Hopefully, this will also give me a confidence boost to tackle this math!
On a good note, I ran outside for 30 minutes today. Great stress relief and the first major fitness activity I’ve done in two months. Tomorrow will be my return to Crossfit!
MATERIALS: Manhattan GMAT Book #1 – Number Properties
STUDY HOURS: 3
TOTAL HOURS: 65
Rough Day. Great Hours.
My MBA study plan is getting on track. I studied the majority of the day and even completed my first set of “Official Guide” problems! Shocking revelation. GMAT Math is much harder than I anticipated. Not technically demanding but extremely complex theoretically. I will really need to dig into this GMAT Math…
MATERIALS: Manhattan GMAT Book #1 – Number Properties
STUDY HOURS: 6
TOTAL HOURS: 62
In the beginning…
This is the beginning of my journey! Two months ago, I took a practice GMAT Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) and scored a 490. Yes, this is a very low score. However, I took the test with no preparation, at midnight, after a very long day at work so I’m sure my next diagnostic test will be much higher.
I have already completed the Manhattan GMAT “Fundamentals of GMAT Math” workbook and two online “Fundamentals” workshops. In February, I devoted 47 hours to GMAT fundamentals preparation. Unfortunately, I have forgotten 70% of this content due to my 8-week break!
My goals for tonight are as follows:
- Thoroughly Review Manhattan GMAT Book 1: Number Properties – Chapter One
- Create a blogroll of essential GMAT websites and motivational resources
Current Mood:
- Anxiety over balancing GMAT workload with my demanding (read: highly stressful) marketing agency job
STUDY HOURS: 3
TOTAL HOURS: 50
My goal is to get a 780 on the GMAT. Here we go!!

