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ysabelle1984
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Updated on: 28 Jan 2014, 17:00
Originally posted by ysabelle1984 on 28 Jan 2014, 16:42.
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Someone mentioned this earlier in the thread but looks like UCLA might be calling the "superstar" applicants to interview first. I wonder if they are maybe reviewing applications in decreasing order of GMAT or GPA. I've been following closely all the applicants getting invites and they seem to have "high" "GMAT scores. Don't think I've seen anyone under a 700 and I've been seeing a lot of 740's, 750's. Maybe these will come later. Take this theory with a grain of salt, because it's only based on my stalking this board as well as other Business School forums 
[Edited based on my false understanding of the GMAT ranges at UCLA ]
[Edited based on my false understanding of the GMAT ranges at UCLA
] Updated on: 28 Jan 2014, 17:03
Originally posted by fremontpea on 28 Jan 2014, 16:48.
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It's 10% under 660. The class range in the middle 80% range is 660-750. So the 10th percentile in the class is 660 and the 90th percentile is 750.
28 Jan 2014, 16:49
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Wow, UCLA is really making you guys wait. Wonder if there's system issues on their end.
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28 Jan 2014, 16:51
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That's weird the UCLA website says "GMAT Range (mid-80%) 660 - 750" wouldn't mid mean 50%?
If not that's phrased in a very weird way
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