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Congratulations that is an amazing accomplishment. I see a couple people with really high GMAT scores on this thread. I did OK, 760. At what point is the GMAT score really a difference maker. Of course, I have read a million articles that talk about how little it means. But, at these top schools, is a 99th percentile score a big difference maker? Good to see the 790 helping at GSB!
Congratulations that is an amazing accomplishment. I see a couple people with really high GMAT scores on this thread. I did OK, 760. At what point is the GMAT score really a difference maker. Of course, I have read a million articles that talk about how little it means. But, at these top schools, is a 99th percentile score a big difference maker? Good to see the 790 helping at GSB!
Peter
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from what i've read, monster gmat scores help more at non H/S schools since they're more gmat sensitive due to lower yield.
Interesting, well that is encouraging. Although, I don't know if 760 qualifies as a monster score. I was pretty happy with it I imagine a lot is dependent on the year. I am sure if the school has a down year for GMAT scores and you are 99th percentile, it can work out really well. Fingers crossed.
760 is not OK. Its an awesome score. Your GMAT score is excellent for any school you want.
pmayer
Hey,
Congratulations that is an amazing accomplishment. I see a couple people with really high GMAT scores on this thread. I did OK, 760. At what point is the GMAT score really a difference maker. Of course, I have read a million articles that talk about how little it means. But, at these top schools, is a 99th percentile score a big difference maker? Good to see the 790 helping at GSB!
Well, that is very kind of you. We will see how it goes! I live right by GSB, it the best location for a school ever. I am sure you will be tempted to stay in the area afterword!
Congratulations that is an amazing accomplishment. I see a couple people with really high GMAT scores on this thread. I did OK, 760. At what point is the GMAT score really a difference maker. Of course, I have read a million articles that talk about how little it means. But, at these top schools, is a 99th percentile score a big difference maker? Good to see the 790 helping at GSB!
Peter
from what i've read, monster gmat scores help more at non H/S schools since they're more gmat sensitive due to lower yield.
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I agree. Schools like the HBS and stanford wouldnt worry about gigantic GMAT scores because they admit a bunch of students that generally have an awesome GMAT apart from a stellar profile . So their GMAT mean quotient ends up being high anyway. I would assume that a situation where one has a competitive profile and a GMAT around or slightly over the school average would warrant an interview at least. That being said-- a higher GMAT hurts no one.