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TheUnusedSocks

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    Los Angeles
  • Application Season
    2015 Fall
  • Program
    Economics. Target: USC, UCLA

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  1. Well I took EmpowerGMAT first since I was thinking about going the MBA route before I decided to focus more on public service my scores went from 510 to 680 after about 7 weeks of studying, and I'm having a similar experience so far with EmpowerGRE. From the the first PowerPrep to my most recent Manhattan GRE test I've gone from a 152 to 160 on verbal. On math I've gone from 149 to 161, and there's still a lot more training left in the plan. That's why I wanted to chime in here when you asked. I have 2 experiences with Empower, and they're batting 100%. That, and the Magoosh vocab app is just working for me. Keep your head up Arm. Crack the tactics, and you'll break through.
  2. The EmpowerGMAT course is where it's at. I've had the same experience as Med Latte with RC, and the Empower math tactics are absolutely awesome. You have to use triage. It's crazy what that tactic, and others like test it have done for my practice MST scores so far. I think the EmpowerGRE course should be mandatory for anyone who wants to get a good GRE score and who wants the help of a structured program. I also have the Magoosh flashcard app on iOS. It's a must have not only because it's free, but I love it for when I'm on the go, or stuck waiting somewhere.
  3. Rchien, Did you find that the Multivariate Calc, Probability Theory, Linear Algebra, and Computer Sci classes were useful?
  4. Agreed. PhD in economics would opein you up to government/NGO opportunities. PhD in finance would likely open you up to far more opportunity in the private sector (think investment banking, venture capital, etc.)
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