About exactly a year ago, I enrolled in Manhattan GMAT's weekly course. I had the intention of completing the course and taking the GMAT within a few weeks after; however, a series of events caused me to delay the test. I finished the course and completed all of the assigned exercises, but did not have the time outside of class to devote to the intense preparation.

Now, I am ready to get back into the GMAT rigor. My work is less demanding and I have less distractions overall. I have all of the MGMAT material, but I don't know how to "re-study". What is the best way to get back into the curriculum? Is there a schedule or timeline that Manhattan GMAT uses? Should I follow the same one provided to me in my course last year?

Any advice would help. I am looking to take the GMATs this summer and apply for admission this fall (for '09 Fall start).

Thanks!

My post is almost the same as SeaGirl's.

I am taking the course now and the only thing I would suggest is try to list strategies learnt in class and practice.

Do you want to retake the course or just do the work on your own? You no longer have access to all of the online materials (that expires 3 months after the course ends), but you can pay a fee to get access again (contact the office for price / details). You also have a couple of options for retaking the course at a discount (again, contact the office for prices / details).

If you don't retake the course, then yes, just follow along the normal syllabus as though you are in the course. Good luck!