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05 Apr 2012, 10:43
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Ok so I took the GMAT once, and scored a 490. Not too good. But I did score a 6.0 on the AWA in the 91 percentile. I was wondering what type of schools would I realistically have a shot at if I do not retake the exam... any help would be great, thanks!
05 Apr 2012, 11:09
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jsam - What were your Q/V scaled scores? It's hard to imagine a 6.0 AWA without an above average Verbal score.
To answer your question - From what I've witnessed, many programs that use the GMAT consider a total score below 500 problematic in the admissions process. There are, however, some programs that do not require the GMAT. It really depends on which program to which you think you want to gain admission.
To answer your question - From what I've witnessed, many programs that use the GMAT consider a total score below 500 problematic in the admissions process. There are, however, some programs that do not require the GMAT. It really depends on which program to which you think you want to gain admission.
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I believe it was 34/Q and 23/V.... I thought it was crazy how well I did on the AWA, but how poorly I achieved on verbal. Does that make any sense? And the program I'm most interested in is University of Iowa, or University of Kentucky.
