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Who has taken their GMAT?

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Took it about 25 years ago. I took a class to prepare--this was long before online classes. :)

I would recomend taking a review class. It chunks out the information and gives you weekly goals---plus a way to ask questions for concepts you may have forgotten. And practice tests!

I will add that preparing for that dang GMAT was much harder than any MBA course I took. So much pressure and so much unknown.

Hardest test I took was the Millers Analogy Test to get into grad school at Xavier for my Masters of Education in Administration. I scored a 35 out of 100 and that was supposed to be good. 100 analogies and some of them I could find no connection, not even close.

 

Miller Analogies Practice Test 01

 

Maybe it has changed but it was like this in1977

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