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Re: Took the test today, made a mess of Quant-Profile Evaluation [#permalink]
nmdial wrote:
I took the test today and made a mess of Quant. I got a 640, Q 42 V 36. Verbal was as expected - did not deviate much from my GMATPrep scores but quant simply came down 7-8 points. I have scored consistently 720 (Q 50, V38) in my last three practice tests. While I did not find the level of quant questions any different than that of the GMATPrep, I simply wasted too much time on a few questions and then panicked during quant. I am aiming for part-time MBA programs (McCombs, Booth, Ross, Stern, and Kellogg), however, it seems even that would be difficult with these scores. I am planning to take the test again at the end of May. What are your suggestions?

I am a professional civil engineer (designation: project engineer) with a MS in Civil Engineering. I am 33 years old with almost 9 years of experience (2.5 years in software, rest in engineering consulting). I have served as cultural secretary (undergrad), reporter of college newspaper (grad), sergeant of arms (Toastmasters International), mentor to seniors, VP of American Society of Civil Engineer (ASCE) younger Member City Chapter.


PArt time programs don't require high 600 scores for most programs, including those you listed and most of the Top 10 part time programs, with the exception of Chicago/Kellogg/Berkeley/UCLA. Still, I'd give the test one more shot and take it from there.
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Re: Took the test today, made a mess of Quant-Profile Evaluation [#permalink]
I think that you should retake because you practice score is much higher than your real score. Can you elaborate more on your preparation plan so that we can give you more comment?
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Re: Took the test today, made a mess of Quant-Profile Evaluation [#permalink]
Fun fact of the day for the pt and executive program Stearn has a GMAT optional policy.
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Re: Took the test today, made a mess of Quant-Profile Evaluation [#permalink]
wallstreetbarbie wrote:
Fun fact of the day for the pt and executive program Stearn has a GMAT optional policy.


I know many executive MBA programs don't require the GMAT, but the part time programs generally will require the GMAT or the GRE, right? I don't see a Top 10 part time program making any test optional.
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Re: Took the test today, made a mess of Quant-Profile Evaluation [#permalink]
I was at a info session on wed and this is what they said. Apparently if you undergrad GPA is high enough they would be able to evaluate if you are going to be able to handle the course load. Anyways, worth a quick call to their admin office and getting some feedback.
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Re: Took the test today, made a mess of Quant-Profile Evaluation [#permalink]
Okay, I believe you. I'm not applying to NYU and am staying local within the Washington area, but this tip/info is certainly helpful too for the prospective student.
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