With My GMAT Classes Over, It's Now Just Me and The Test

I recently wrapped up my Manhattan GMAT course this week and feel pretty glad about having paid for a class rather than doing it on my own. I don’t think I would’ve felt this prepared and confident without some type of outside assistance. But now that the course is over, I’m facing a great deal of separation anxiety. No longer do I have a set schedule of homework and readings to complete each week. Now I need to create my own schedule.

Thankfully, I still have a great deal of content to work with and I think I have a good sense of what my weaknesses are. I’m already scoring well into the 90th percentile for Verbal, but my Math is still hovering around the 80th percentile. I’ll definitely focus a bit more on Math just to make sure I can break that 80 threshold that’s so greatly valued.

Below is an itemization of the self study material I will pursue during the period between the end of my GMAT course and the actual GMAT test itself. There’s definitely no shortage of work here, so now I just need to organize this into a weekly schedule and execute upon it. I have approximately a month and one half to get all of this done.

Official Guide Questions

Remaining OG questions

Review and redo incorrect and time intensive questions

CAT Exams

Manhattan remaining 4 CAT exams

GMAC 2 CAT exams

Kaplan CAT exam

Supplemental Practice Questions

Beat the GMAT Practice Questions

MGMAT Online Question Banks

Content Learning / Review

Essays – format, structure, and approach