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Hi, I'm applying this year (Fall 2019) and wondering what my chances are for admission.
I have taken GMAT a couple of times.
The best score I got is 650 (Q49 V30).
It seems that I'm not really making any progress with my verbal, which is very frustrating.
I have 43 months of work experience as of now.
Most recently, I have spent the last 2 & 1/2 years in pharmaceuticals.
Since I'm in medical department, I don't have any background in marketing, sales, or operation management.
However, I want to switch my career path to marketing with analysis/strategy minor.
Do you think I have strong background to compensate my relatively low GMAT score?
I really don't want to take GMAT again (I will though if I have to) and don't know if I wil do any better next time with verbal.
Help????????
I have taken GMAT a couple of times.
The best score I got is 650 (Q49 V30).
It seems that I'm not really making any progress with my verbal, which is very frustrating.
I have 43 months of work experience as of now.
Most recently, I have spent the last 2 & 1/2 years in pharmaceuticals.
Since I'm in medical department, I don't have any background in marketing, sales, or operation management.
However, I want to switch my career path to marketing with analysis/strategy minor.
Do you think I have strong background to compensate my relatively low GMAT score?
I really don't want to take GMAT again (I will though if I have to) and don't know if I wil do any better next time with verbal.
Help????????
