Day 6 GMAT Training - June 26, 2009

I felt confident before taking the GMATPrep Practice 2. My goal was to score a 600. I know some people consider a GMAT score of 600 to be worthless. I personally would not pass judgment on anyone, regardless of the score; the GMAT material is tough. To be honest, my goal was based on past performances on various practice problems and practice tests. I won't be taking the actual GMAT for another two to three months.

I must confess that I did not achieve my goal. I scored a 550. What does this mean? I have a lot more work to do. Furthermore, I can afford to slow down. I completed the quantitative section with about 4 minutes left, and I completed the verbal section with about 7 minutes left.