I'm a second semester senior taking very few courses, so I have about 3-4 months with a lot of free time to study for the GMAT. I've done some research, but seen a lot of differing opinions.
Between the Veritas and Manhattan GMAT books, which one should I go for? (in addition to the official prep guides)
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Can't comment on the veritas but the manhattan ones were great.
My experience, as is most, with Manhattan is unparalled in structure, difficulty, and strategy. Although for permutations/combinations strategy I'd go with Veritas. I've used a number of both Manhattan and Veritas
I also didn't use veritas, but I'm very happy with the Manhattan GMAT guides
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