For many years it was clear to me that I wanted to study an MBA tomorrow. Initially I had it as a simple distant goal on the horizon but, as time passed, my restlessness led me to familiarize myself with the different requirements that I needed to meet, one of them being GMAT. At that time, these acronyms did not mean anything special to me, but simply one more exam that I would have to pass and from which I did not expect to present serious difficulties ...
…”However, some time ago, when one of my best friends started to prepare for the mythical exam, I was surprised by the time he had to dedicate to it and I began to realize that GMAT was perhaps more complicated than it was at first. I had imagined. Some other person from my environment was also preparing and their experiences only confirmed my previous predictions about the difficulty of the exam”
The time to face the test was approaching and the good recommendations of several people about Técnicas Lingüísticas Aplicadas (TLA) together with my experience in the career with the world of academies, led me to decide on the GMAT preparation course at TLA. Combining work life with exam preparation is not easy. On the one hand, you have little time and, on the other hand, GMAT requires great dedication and perseverance. The course at TLA was key to overcoming this difficulty since from the first day a very intense and very well structured program is followed. It is worth highlighting one of the exclusive resources of TLA, the Practice Test Center. It is a very complete online GMAT exam simulator that is essential in preparing for the exam. Likewise, the quality of the TLA human team is highly appreciated. They have a very extensive knowledge of the exam and are willing to help you at all times.
In short, if you are reading these lines and intend to take the GMAT in the near future, I recommend, without a doubt, the Técnicas Lingüísticas Aplicadas preparation course. Of course, on your part, a dose of effort, dedication and perseverance is essential.
CHEER UP AND GOOD LUCK !!
Ignacio Borrell
GMAT 750
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