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Long story short I bombed the GMAT - 500, for a variety of reasons. I do not want to re-take the test. I know I can get into my state school but with a GPA of 3.7 are there any schools that would offer me a scholarship?
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Its possible, but nearly impossible to predict. I'd suggest finding schools with average GMATs in the range of 450-550 and considering them.
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--=thanks for the response - what would you suggest is the easiest way to find this information? I used this below and it says I am competitive for UF.
https://www.studentdoc.com/gmat-scores.html
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I think it's only a good tool for the very beginning of the stage for school selection.
There are many other factors that are not taken into account by this tool.
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There really is not way to predict it. I know people with 780s who didn't get a dime at the GSB and people with 600's who did. People with 3.9 GPAs and people with 3.0 GPAs. Apply where you want to go - and then let the chips fall where they may.