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08 Jun 2014, 01:53
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Hi all,
I'm quite new in this forum, I rushed in April in order to apply at Tuck in the last round. I'm clearly a non-native speaker and I
didn't manage to score over 34 on verbal because my English level isn't good enough and I only spent 6 weeks in the
GMAT preparation.
I was waitlisted by Tuck and they just sent me a mail in which they told me that I'll probably won't be pick from the waitlist.
Now I'm intended to try 3\4 BS in the first round for 2017 class (Tuck, Chicago, Wharton..).
I'm aware the schools I'm interested in are demanding and so I want an advice from all of you.
The rest of the application is not so bad. I'd better to retake the GMAT in September studying a couple of months and trying to improve
my overall score or should I focus on filling in applications?
Thank you for your help.
Emanuel
I'm quite new in this forum, I rushed in April in order to apply at Tuck in the last round. I'm clearly a non-native speaker and I
didn't manage to score over 34 on verbal because my English level isn't good enough and I only spent 6 weeks in the
GMAT preparation.
I was waitlisted by Tuck and they just sent me a mail in which they told me that I'll probably won't be pick from the waitlist.
Now I'm intended to try 3\4 BS in the first round for 2017 class (Tuck, Chicago, Wharton..).
I'm aware the schools I'm interested in are demanding and so I want an advice from all of you.
The rest of the application is not so bad. I'd better to retake the GMAT in September studying a couple of months and trying to improve
my overall score or should I focus on filling in applications?
Thank you for your help.
Emanuel
08 Jun 2014, 11:30
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It doesn't have to be either-or. You can start putting together your application -- focus on the essays and the recommendations. At the same time, given your quant is already in the range, a focused effort on the verbal can push your score past a 700 and boost your application. If you could get to a 680 with just 6 weeks of prep, you should back yourself to cross a 700 without much additional effort. The ROI will likely be worth it.
--Prasad
GMAT and MBA admissions Coach
--Prasad
GMAT and MBA admissions Coach
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