Thank you for sharing your profile, @aholder56! The GRE score is below Wharton’s average(around 324-326+). While GRE is just one part of the puzzle, at M7 schools like Wharton, test scores are an important data point to help mitigate GPA or academic concerns. If there's time, consider retaking the GRE to aim for a 325+ (especially to improve Quant) to be more competitive. 3.1 GPA is a concern. However, if you can present a strong upward trajectory, a difficult course load, or extenuating circumstances, it can be mitigated, especially with a higher GRE and a strong professional track record.
We’d love to learn more about your extracurricular involvement, professional experience, and personal journey so we can offer a more tailored assessment of your profile and evaluate your chances at your target school more accurately. If you'd like, feel free to book a profile evaluation session.
GRE - I’d encourage you to retake the GRE and aim for a 325+ score to strengthen your application and stay competitive for Wharton.
It would be great to learn about your personal and professional journey, as well as your aspirations. Feel free to book a free call with our MBA experts for a more detailed discussion. You can also contact us directly at [email protected] or +91-7780769732.
We’d love to learn more about your extracurricular involvement, professional experience, and personal journey so we can offer a more tailored assessment of your profile and evaluate your chances at your target school more accurately. If you'd like, feel free to book a profile evaluation session.
Cheers!
Shantanu Sharma
Founder and Admissions Consultant, MBA and Beyond
GRE - I’d encourage you to retake the GRE and aim for a 325+ score to strengthen your application and stay competitive for Wharton.
It would be great to learn about your personal and professional journey, as well as your aspirations. Feel free to book a free call with our MBA experts for a more detailed discussion. You can also contact us directly at [email protected] or +91-7780769732.