riverripper wrote:
Have you taken the TOELF, that is also going to important for you if you don't have a waiver or come from an english speaking country. Also you mentioned 10 years work experience, they generally don't count work exp pre college grad except maybe an internship.
As for OasisNYK, from what I recall he was pretty much told raise his score and he would get in...once he broke the 700 barrier they accepted him off the waitlist.
Hi guys. Here I am.
Did the GMAT test today. I am obviously not good enough to combine verbal and math into one good test. Ended up with 640 (Math 39, Verbal 38) compared to one month ago with 610 (Math 47, Verbal 28). My TOEFL score is 109.
I will mention the fact that I did good at least once in Math and once in Verbal. But will they care? Or do they only care about there avg. GMAT score?
Well that's where I stand. With the potential to go up to 670-680 but obviously not with the ability to do so in one single test. I can't take another GMAT because that would be my forth and deadlines for 2nd rounds are close. So, I guess that's it. Only hope can now help me now.
What do you guys think? What are my changes (in %; make your best guesses) that I get accepted at one of the following schools. (This will be the nr. I go to bed with for the next 2 months until they refuse me or give me the chance for an interview
NYU Stern, Michigan Ross, Simon Rochester, Yale, INSEAD, Kellogg, Johnson Cornell, mabybe Duke.
As mentioned, I have ok application characters, 2 years army (officer), 10yrs work experience (last 4 years in two pretty good positions), athlete (iron man like competitions), European, 27. Nice guy
Thanks again for all your valuable help. I really appreciate it.
Bye Daniel