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Hello, dmalik2605. I agree with what others have written above, namely that an application is considered holistically, rather than judged by a few data points. Speaking to the latter, though, why would you choose to submit a GRE® score when the Concordia site explicitly states,

A GRE score from the past five years may be considered instead of the GMAT but the GMAT is highly preferred.

The underlined may on the school website is kind of scary to me, suggesting that such a score may not be considered, all at the discretion of the admissions committee. If I had any doubts about the strength of my candidacy, I would adhere to the preferences of the school as much as possible. I would suggest taking the GMAT™ if JMSB is your school of choice. You might also contact someone at the school to inquire further about this GMAT™ bias, but I would tread lightly.

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