Started preparing for GMAT recently and it has been challenging to say the least. Am 38 years old, out of touch with quant and cherry on top is that I have Multiple Sclerosis which means my energy levels fluctuate on a daily basis. Am struggling to keep pace with the third party website’s study planners etc. You saying that it’s better to study at your own pace gives me so much hope and strength to power through this. Thank you 🙏🏻
Half of the GMAT candidates fail because they don’t study well, most don’t have time to study as they combine work and studying, it doesn’t mean they don’t know what they’re doing.
Yes you’re correct, I didn’t study as much as I wanted cuz I had bills to pay so I needed to work, I thank God almighty for sending Richard brown my way if not for him I would have failed again.
Hi Cameron, thanks for sharing the experience. What are the opportunities and leverage you mentioned in the end of the video to take GMAT other than applying to a business school?
Hi Cameron, thanks for the video. It was helpful overall. But, I do have a question for you. As a non-native English speaker, with no culture of English around me, attempting the RC and CR seems like a roadblock to reaching my dream score. Some people recommend practicing questions straight up from the official guide and improving from there on. But, why should one practice questions directly if their familiarity with reading such diverse passages is negligible. In that case. how should one improve their fundamental reading skills to tackle the type of passages being tested in the GMAT FE?
If I am planning to take GMAT in 2025, do I wait for Offical guide edition of 2025-2026 or 2024-2025 works? Also where can I get this free resource from?
Are you still considering grad school? Im a lurker for different careers on YT, so I am not super familiar with the world of finance. But i personally know some guys who were analysts/associates in NYC (for smaller firms) and eventually became VPs and Directors (for still smaller firms) without needing a MBA. Do you think in 2024 the financial cost of an MBA is still worth it? I def think it is for certain cases, but some people already seem to be in a good position.
You can learn directly from the GMAC source with this video about how the new GMAT (they're already retiring the word 'focus' by this summer) how the new test is panning out for both applicants and business schools, and how you can maximize your test results: th-cam.com/video/M6wtCYo8_jE/w-d-xo.html
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great thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Started preparing for GMAT recently and it has been challenging to say the least. Am 38 years old, out of touch with quant and cherry on top is that I have Multiple Sclerosis which means my energy levels fluctuate on a daily basis. Am struggling to keep pace with the third party website’s study planners etc. You saying that it’s better to study at your own pace gives me so much hope and strength to power through this. Thank you 🙏🏻
You’ve got this! And yes, it’s far more important to go in a manner that is sustainable for you! Best of luck!
I finally passed the GMAT, I knew I could do it, thank you Mr. Richard for the materials, you’re the best.
Wow congratulations to you, it’s not an easy task I must admit, I failed my second attempt a few days ago.
Half of the GMAT candidates fail because they don’t study well, most don’t have time to study as they combine work and studying, it doesn’t mean they don’t know what they’re doing.
Yes you’re correct, I didn’t study as much as I wanted cuz I had bills to pay so I needed to work, I thank God almighty for sending Richard brown my way if not for him I would have failed again.
I’m a repeat test taker, I failed the GMAT on my second attempt, sincerely speaking I feel like giving up.
I was in your situation a few weeks ago until a friend of mine introduced me to Mr Richard, he’s really a Godsend to me.
Thanks for the helpful video. Really liked the non sponsored advertised kind of video, pretty rare these days. Love your honesty
Thanks for the support!!
Hi Cameron, thanks for sharing the experience. What are the opportunities and leverage you mentioned in the end of the video to take GMAT other than applying to a business school?
Thanks Cameron
That was insightful ❤
Thanks for watching!
Hey thanks so much Cameron for sharing your insights!! Which one do you recommend Target test prep or Magoosh since you used both 😊
Very helpful! Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for the information. Noted.
Yessir!
Great insight my brother !
Thank you!!
Hi Cameron, thanks for the video. It was helpful overall. But, I do have a question for you. As a non-native English speaker, with no culture of English around me, attempting the RC and CR seems like a roadblock to reaching my dream score. Some people recommend practicing questions straight up from the official guide and improving from there on. But, why should one practice questions directly if their familiarity with reading such diverse passages is negligible. In that case. how should one improve their fundamental reading skills to tackle the type of passages being tested in the GMAT FE?
If I am planning to take GMAT in 2025, do I wait for Offical guide edition of 2025-2026 or 2024-2025 works? Also where can I get this free resource from?
Hi Cameron! One question! Do u know any other page that is like Target Test Prep but for Verbal section?
Are you still considering grad school? Im a lurker for different careers on YT, so I am not super familiar with the world of finance. But i personally know some guys who were analysts/associates in NYC (for smaller firms) and eventually became VPs and Directors (for still smaller firms) without needing a MBA. Do you think in 2024 the financial cost of an MBA is still worth it? I def think it is for certain cases, but some people already seem to be in a good position.
What’s your target Gmat score?
Would aim for an average for the M7 schools
@@Galbra1th wow that means you need to target 730-740, fingers crossed!
@xxs-xn3kf that’s right! Thank you! Are you studying for it?
@@Galbra1th I passed my Gmat many years ago, the score was 710. Now I finished my PhD in business administration ;)
Good video thank you!
Can you suggests me some Data insight preparation materials ?
GMAT Club has OG questions all the way back to the 90’s.
Going into it with 2 days of total prep 1 week after booking, wish me luck😂
Sheesh - good luck!😂
7:24 But I heard we have to send the results within 48 hours? Is that true?
Within 48 if you want to send it for free. If later it will cost money.
You can learn directly from the GMAC source with this video about how the new GMAT (they're already retiring the word 'focus' by this summer) how the new test is panning out for both applicants and business schools, and how you can maximize your test results: th-cam.com/video/M6wtCYo8_jE/w-d-xo.html
Looking for a study partner. Looking to write by December
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#6 stop making time consuming TH-cam videos and focus!
Target test prep is the way to go btw!
Haha probably true!
@@Galbra1th I know the struggles man. All a mind game! You know it!
@anthonysakakini very true!
Brother can we please connect LinkedIn, I would love to have a chat on few things with GMAT, I'm sure you can help me with, looking forward.
Just replied!
@@Galbra1th Thank you, I have also sent a connection request, Thanks.