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12 Feb 2006, 00:25
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Hello,
I just took the GMAT a few weeks ago and got my offical results:
Verbal: 18, 16th percentile
Quantitative: 49, 90th percentile
Overall: 550, 55th percentile
Analytical: 5.5, 87th percentile
Now another key note to consider which others may not is that I just came back from an international co-op in Germany, from March-Sept. 2005.
With my results, will some schools either overlook the verbal because of this; or, could my high analytical writing score "counter" the verbal score. Are there some schools/programs/majors that will review the high quant. and analytical scores as the most relevant?
With these results I felt puzzled because when I did the practice tests my Quant. scores were around 70th-80th and Verbal around 40th-50th (similar to my SAT score).
I feel two-thirds proud and one-third humiliated... thank you for any advice and/or feedback you may offer.
I just took the GMAT a few weeks ago and got my offical results:
Verbal: 18, 16th percentile
Quantitative: 49, 90th percentile
Overall: 550, 55th percentile
Analytical: 5.5, 87th percentile
Now another key note to consider which others may not is that I just came back from an international co-op in Germany, from March-Sept. 2005.
With my results, will some schools either overlook the verbal because of this; or, could my high analytical writing score "counter" the verbal score. Are there some schools/programs/majors that will review the high quant. and analytical scores as the most relevant?
With these results I felt puzzled because when I did the practice tests my Quant. scores were around 70th-80th and Verbal around 40th-50th (similar to my SAT score).
I feel two-thirds proud and one-third humiliated... thank you for any advice and/or feedback you may offer.
13 Feb 2006, 16:34
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mobyfann
Sorry, but you need to prepare again and retake. You have the time. Take advantage of it to submit your best. This result will make your acceptance unlikely at many, many programs. (even if you aced the math.)
Good luck!
