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Re: 670 in one week - retake or apply? [#permalink]
Apply to the deadlines in January with your 670 and retake for later deadlines.
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Re: 670 in one week - retake or apply? [#permalink]
FEARLON wrote:
This may be a good point, but some B-Schools' deadline is in early January so there is no possibility for me to retake the exam before it.



You are in an awesome place, and I second the notion of retaking the exam. You could have an 800 on the exam with very little work experience and be rejected from the top schools. However, if you apply yourself, get a solid 700+ now, and then in a year or two apply with a solid vision of your career future and a strong record of work experience, you will be a competitive applicant at any program.

My two cents, but free advice is typically worth just that! :)
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