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Jasmine5

感谢JJ

clair1024

LZ说的有一定道理啦 大家好好学 好好考G没有什么不好啊 大家淡定 淡定...
这里是复习考试的地方 其他的就不要讨论了~
大家看的时候也要关注重点就好！ 不要太较真了~

karma3001

哎哟 这优越感。。

giantcb

感谢搂住JJ. 搂住的言辞虽然激烈,但也全是一片苦心. 筒子门还是要自己加油啊.

prigracey

楼主过分了，你在北美天天英语滴干活说出如此这般话，高分又有何可炫耀。不要脸

zero_120

I'm wondering why all you guys are eager to come to US. Do you want to stay there or have a MBA and go back to china. Either way you need a decent program and of course high GPA and GMAT.

If your targets are only some small name colleges, take my advice, save ur money and time. Even you can get citizenship, you probably end up washing dishes or deliver pizza all the rest of your life. When you spend most of your savings, and perhaps part of your parents, if not most, and find out what you will get, you will probably be very frustrated. Every year, I see many students come and many students go back. I doubt if the experience there can give them any edge in china. Unless you are ultra rich or the school offers your full scholarship, the experience can only make your life harder. One of my classmates went back to china and is working for PG and she told me she need to work 20 years to earn the tuition fees back.

Some one questions my experience there helps my score. Yes, I agree. But as I said, I had little time to review. What's worse, when i first picked it up, i forgot all the fomulas and gramma points. You will think it funny, I know how to analyze complex statistics reports but forgot -b+-sqrt(b^2-4ac)/2a. Though it is lower than my expectation, I can say I did it, AGAIN. 5 years ago, like most of you, i had never been aboard, I got 700+ too, 1st time test.

take care

sarahstany

主要没有语言使用环境，学习起来困难嘛，看不懂就只能想点JJ的福。
相互理解嘛，人人都要进步，可能为了进步每一天的努力，自己感觉不到，LZ没有5年前的底子和这几年的历练，也达不到730，不能过了岸就告诉我们河不深，这不是实际情况。

sarahstany

Even you can get citizenship, you probably end up washing dishes or deliver pizza all the rest of your life. When you spend most of your savings, and perhaps part of your parents, if not most, and find out what you will get, you will probably be very frustrated.


人各有志，各混各的，即使洗衣服，送匹萨，也不会frustrated。
会考试是优势，也不用这么恃才放诳，CD很多NB的人，人家的心境已经过了这种时期，不管讲经验，做JJ，还是给大家攒资料，已经在帮助需要帮助的人进步，而不是说：一群SB，我比你们强多了。

在GMAT英语上强，不代表一切，可能550的，人家在别的方面很强，只是需要满足学校条件，做一个跳板而已。

sdcar2010

It depends.

Let me tell you a true story. I knew a female friend, divorced from her Japanese husband, had an 8-years-old boy, had no permanent job in the US, and determined to get in a MBA program in the States. She camed to the US, enrolled in a language school, brought her mom here to take care of her son, and focused on improving her English. Her TOEFL score was ONLY 550/667 and her GMAT was around 550, too.

So she only applied for programs which require either no GMAT scores or low GMAT scores. Eventually she was accepted by U of Alabama. Meanwhile, she was remarried. A new husband was still a Japanese gentleman. So she sent her mom and son back to China, and went to Alabam herself.

She was the only Chinese student in her class and her performance was at the bottom of the class at the beginning. At first, she could understand neither the teaching of her professors, nor the questions and answers from her classmates. But she ploughed through, relying on her perseverance and dilligence. At the end of every class, she asked the professor questions she did not understand during the class. She borrowed and copies the notes from classmates. She burnt late night oil at the library and at her apartment, researching and reading. She asked me for English-related questions all the time.

Gradually, she found that she can understand the concepts and explanations provided by the professors. She started to participate in the group discussions with her classmates. Her classmates started to ask her for suggestions to their problems.

When she graduated, she was at the top of her class. Her professors all commented that she was the most dilligent and the most intelligent student they had every taught. They all wrote glorious recommendation letters for her.

After graduation, she went to Japan, lived with her husband, brought back her son, and worked in the area of international trade, mostly between Japan and China.

The moral of the story is: you might not have the best GMAT or TOEFL scores; you might not have a perfect GPA; you might not even have fluent English; but as long as you have determination and perseverance, you will have a shot at your personal goal in the end!

Wangyq0902

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