Taking the GMAT's tommorrow morning

[Mikey D-time]

I'm taking the GMATs tommorrow morning to get into grad school. Wish me good luck bros. Thanks

[archive_Ulter]

I hope you took your Neurogenex and scored well. Let us know.

[archive_Caligula]

If you passed Ulter could use it as an advertisement.

"Before Neurogenix I couldn't even get a GED...now thanks to Neurogenix I just passed the GMATs!!! Thanks Neurogenix!!" (cheesy grin while holding a bottle)

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[mryanf]

I remenber when I had to take it. Now they use that computerized crap. I hear that if you miss one of the first 5 questions, you get filtered into a lower score range and that even if you get the rest correct, you cannot acheive the same score as someone who misses the last few.

Hope you scored well.

Go home, put on a silly hat…do whatever morons do.

[Ironduck]

Mikey - good luck with the GMAT. I took it in 2002 and was running a deprenyl/piractem combo before taking it. Worked well - 700 combined, 93 percentile overall. I'm 40 - needed all the help I could get. http://anabolicfitness.infopop.net/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

Ryan is correct. It's actually the first 5 "scored" questions that will have a large impact on your score. About 25% of the test are ETS's "test" questions that they are trying out - and they want you fresh when you're looking at them. Theoretically one could have five "test" and five "real" ones in the first 10. I noticed the second question I got in quant was way way harder than what it should've been. It kinda rattled me - but I managed to recover.

"Real" questions later in the test have less of an impact. The test is designed to find your 50 percentile mark - that is, when you are missing every other question. Best advice is treat them all as if they are real.

Bring water, and a snack to store in your locker while you're at the test center. Figure out where the bathroom is - I was going at every break. Get there early.

Now with that said - go kick it's butt. If you don't like how it went (which you'll get your score right there when you're finished) - the your computer will ask if you want to accept it or dump it - if you dump it you wont what it was. You can always retake it if you have to.

Btw Mikey - if you know this, sorry for the beating of a dead horse. Just want you to do well.

PM me if you have any last minute questions. Good luck!!!!