My Current Thoughts about Studying for the GMAT!

At age 32, I am not exactly a dinosaur.  I believe I am in decent health.  My mind is pretty sharp, but I am not getting any younger.  Nevertheless, if I ever want to be the head of a major corporation, I cannot wait much longer to make a major move.  Last year, I began studying for the GMAT in my spare time.  Honestly, I did not know how to master the material.  However, I refused to give up my dream of attending graduate business school.

Since July 2009, I asked myself to study harder. My goal is not master 60% of the GMAT material.  I need to understand every inch of the GMAT, for I do not believe my past academic performances will get me into a decent graduate business school program.  In actuality, I know I cannot afford a GMAT score under 700.  As a result, each day is a mental challenge.  I am a knight that possesses a pencil, a notebook, and a study guide as my shield and weapons in this test of knowledge.  I have already heard how difficult the GMAT can be from individuals that scored well on the test.

Unlike last year, I have a more positive attitude towards taking the GMAT.  In a few months, I will take the GMAT.  After the test, I will apply to several graduate business schools.  Hopefully, I can report good news in 2010 that one of those graduate schools has admitted me.