Day Four Countdown : GMAT Training

Day 4 was lackluster.  I focused on studying math rules instead of many practice problems.  Math has become my obsession.  I really do not want to sleep.  I have so much to learn, especially in the area of math.  However, I am trying to sleep at least 4 hours per night.  A few days ago, I started to get ill, but I make no excuses.  The GMAT will not care if I have the common cold or another illness on test day.

I thought Kaplan’s 2008 CD Premier Problem Solving Test 3 was tough.  The test consisted of 16 questions, and I got 11 questions correct.  I reviewed every question.  Unfortunately, I made a few stupid errors.  Otherwise, I did a decent job of problem solving.  In addition, I also tried Manhattan GMAT’s Geometry Question Bank.  The 25 question set beat me.  I only got 10 questions right.  I was a little disappointed.  I already know Manhattan GMAT has a reputation of providing the “hardest questions on the planet,” but I need the tough math.  I know graduate business school will be a quantatative experience; therefore, I do not mind doing tough math problems.  It can only help me down the road!!!