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**Ganoshenko** · 08-03-2010, 12:32 PM

Okay you're a liar then I see. A shame. I wanted to ask you some questions about the GMAT.

The GMAT?? I thought you were bound for the military again

I took it about 10 years ago and I found it really easy. The only thing I found a little different was it was a computer based adaptive test (questions get harder or easier as you go along depending on how you do). So unlike "paper" tests there was no skipping questions that might take you a little longer. The nature of an adaptive test is that early questions count for more so its worth it to spend some extra time double-checking before answering on the early questions.

Overall I found it easier than the LSAT but I did spend an extra few minutes memorizing little formulas like the areas and volumes of cubes, spheres, cones etc.

Other than that I did the standard practice test that came with the materials when I registered and nothing else

08-03-2010, 12:32 PM	#12
Ganoshenko Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	Okay you're a liar then I see. A shame. I wanted to ask you some questions about the GMAT. The GMAT?? I thought you were bound for the military again I took it about 10 years ago and I found it really easy. The only thing I found a little different was it was a computer based adaptive test (questions get harder or easier as you go along depending on how you do). So unlike "paper" tests there was no skipping questions that might take you a little longer. The nature of an adaptive test is that early questions count for more so its worth it to spend some extra time double-checking before answering on the early questions. Overall I found it easier than the LSAT but I did spend an extra few minutes memorizing little formulas like the areas and volumes of cubes, spheres, cones etc. Other than that I did the standard practice test that came with the materials when I registered and nothing else
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