Many readers have contacted me over the last few months inquiring about the flashcards I created for my studies. These flashcards were a critical component of my GMAT preparation, allowing me to stay fresh on important concepts and strategies. Towards the end of my studies I had made close to 300 of them, which I reviewed almost daily.

I am currently in the process of digitizing my prized flashcards. I don't have as much time as I did in the summer, so it will take a while to complete the process. I expect to have them available for download in about a month (give or take a few weeks). Until then--for all those currently studying for the GMAT--be sure to create your own set of flashcards! You learn a great deal from the process, believe me.

Stay tuned--my flashcards will be available for download here soon.

By the way, thanks to those of you who actually bid good money for my flashcards. Some of your offers really tempted my capitalistic side--I could have made a killing! Save your money, I'll distribute these cards for free.

Princeton Review has issued a press release relating important changes to the GMAT, beginning January 2006. Thanks DaveForMBA for the tip!

I got my official score report in the mail today. Looks like I got a '5.0' on the AWA. A good score, not that it matters--admission committees really do not pay much attention to this component of the GMAT. Shits and giggles I suppose...