# The GMAT study week

URL: https://gocutline.com/templates/gmat-study-schedule/

A GMAT study week around a full-time job: an hour before work on weekdays, a long session on Saturday and a two-hour review on Sunday, with work in between.

## Why it works
- **Before work** is the only time no one asks you for anything.
- **The long Saturday session** builds stamina.
- **Sunday review** turns the mock exam into a study plan for next week.

## Make it yours
- Use official GMAC practice exams.
- Evening person? Move the hour to 20:00, and keep it fixed.

## Use it
Open the [week builder](https://gocutline.com/#try), paste the line below and adjust the times to your life:

> GMAT study 1h weekdays at 6:30, Work 8h weekdays at 9, Practice test 3h sat at 9, Review mistakes 2h sun at 10, Gym 2x at 18

The week: GMAT study 1h weekdays at 6:30, Work 8h weekdays at 9, Practice test 3h sat at 9, Review mistakes 2h sun at 10, Gym 2x at 18

## Questions

**Can you study for the GMAT while working full time?**
Yes, many people do. A fixed hour on weekdays and a long weekend session adds up to about ten hours a week.

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