[slima]

Join the party, rule the world!

[Tainlyferfara]

The facebook option. I thought I made that clear.

[dxpfmP0l]

That's why I said that they aren't stupid wealthy.

[Arratherimi]

Stand in front of a tank.

[TOD4wDTQ]

Thirded

Also what Wezil said. What sort of person with any sense would stay in China if they could leave?

[Hmwmzian]

Thirded

Also what Wezil said. What sort of person with any sense would stay in China if they could leave?

I have heard that there are good business opportunities but they require a lot of interfacing with the chinese.

JM

[CuittisIL]

What does this mean? Is it you? I thought you were older than 20, DaShi. I assumed you went to Columbia Business School or was that some dumb crap in your sig?

I'm a complicated space-time event.

[cepAceryTem]

The GMAT is hella' easy. It's all high school math and problem solving.

[funnyPasds]

The GMAT is hella' easy. It's all high school math and problem solving.

Yeah that's what it seems to me. The Critical Reasoning, sentence correction, and reading comprehension are all crazy easy too, even easier than the math. There's got to be something else to this. I hear about people studying for months and very few people pull above a 750. I refuse to believe I'm just this smart. There's got to be something else to it. Maybe the questions in my practice book are all the easier to medium questions and it'll be tougher with the straight hard questions.

Also, what's the deal with the analysis of the issue and analysis of an argument? That's not part of the main score; any idea on how college admissions look at those sections?

[esanamaserrn]

Should have done this earlier:



"Chickity-choco, the chocolate chicken
The rear cockdiesel but chicks they were kicking"

[phenterminediett]

Answer - Get out of China.

Ditto.

P.S.: In China Facebook is blocked by the government.

[Ganoshenko]

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

[phsyalcvqh]

Actually I finally got around to sitting down with a pen and paper and doing the Math Problem Solving (before that, I had only done reading comprehension, sentence correction, critical reasoning, and data sufficiency, the things that you obviously don't really need scratch paper for) and I did badly. It said I was in the average range. This is not good. I had relearned all the little random math stuff like how the sides of a 30-60-90 triangle are in the ratio 1:3^1/2:2 and that combinations can be solved by n!/(k!(n-k)!) and random stuff like that... but man, when I was trying to solve the problems, I felt in over my head.

I really don't even know how to do math problems anymore I guess this is the type of thing where it's not a matter of learning the math concepts but learning how and when to apply them... There were questions like which is closest to the product of all the prime numbers less than 20 with 10^6 10^7 10^8 10^9 10^10 And I was looking at it like what the ****? Am I supposed to solve 2*3*5*7*11*13*17*19???

I realize now that it's simple and it goes up from 2*3*5 is 30, *7 is 210, and it adds an additional digit each time but I wasn't imagining anything like that when I was trying to solve it.