\u201cWhen I decided to do an MBA, I saw that the first big hurdle I had to overcome was the GMAT. Taking into account that I was trained in the field of humanities (I studied journalism), this obstacle was enormous. That is why I decided to seek help in Applied Linguistic Techniques (TLA). Thanks to his intense work method, his online platforms, the advice of the professors and a strong personal determination, I managed to pass this first process to do an MBA in a good business school.<\/p>\n
It is essential to be very clear about your objective from the beginning. You must follow each and every one of the face-to-face classes of the TLA course and then be very consistent with your practices at home. I, for example, would do a mock exam on weekends and try to study and review as much as possible during the week. Although working and preparing for the exam is very hard, if you follow what they advise you in TLA the result will be positive.<\/p>\n
After the face-to-face course, I did about two months of study \/ practice at home before taking the exam. In that first exam I got 670 points, a very satisfactory result from my point of view. However, as my intention was to apply for a scholarship (and for this it is often necessary to have scores higher than 700 points), I applied once more a month later. On that occasion I achieved the desired result, 730 points.<\/p>\n
The GMAT is tough, but it is possible to beat it. With determination and everything worked in TLA, I got it. If your intention is to take the exam, I would not hesitate for a minute to recommend TLA courses. The effort is worth it."<\/p>\n
Laura gallach
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