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Thanks for the additional information. Based on this, I'm more inclined to argue against taking the GMAT again.

You have quant threaded throughout your background and the extra classes will really help prove your commitment. The fact that they're at NYU should be more than enough -- shouldn't be an issue that these are certificate courses.
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just to expand on this what are your thoughts of a similar quant score but ug transcript is all A's in quant material (finance Major)? Would the extra classes do anything to improve your standing in the adcomm's mind?
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Assuming that as a finance major you took business courses such as Accounting, statistics, and economics and received A's in those courses, then no taking them again won't do you much good.
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