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)
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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