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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
Why would it be a bad idea ? I already proved myself by getting a 6.0 from that part. Why do I need to re-do that part?
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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
Mishari wrote:
Yes You ARE allowed to skip the AWA part. Just leave the box blank and click submit or continue. You'll receive a 0.0 for your AWA score.

Now, the question is whether it is a good idea to do so or not. I can't tell you. Some schools emphasize the AWA and specifically mention it on their website. Other schools do not care at all !


this is completely false.

read the fine print on mba.com

if you do not complete these sections, your test will NOT be scored.
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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
I do not think you can skip that part. I'm pretty sure admissions would look negatively on such a decision, even if you could.
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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
Even if you can skip it, I wouldn't. It would reflect negatively on you, and any real score increase you get would be discounted by the adcoms because you did it without taking the full test. You'd have an unfair advantage over those who did because you'd have less stress, mental fatigue, etc. I am quite sure it would not be wise.

And if you got a 6.0 the first time, it shouldn't be that hard to get it again.
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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
Just don't bother prepping for AWA, write whatever comes to mind. I'm sure you can get a 4.5 at the very worst-case scenario mimimum.
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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
oziozzie wrote:
Hey guys,

Just got my official score. 650 (Q49, V28) with an AWA of 6.0

I will be retaking GMAT on 25/8. Is it possible for me to skip the AWA part ??

What do you think ??


Thanks in advance.


Guys, I gave my gmat a week ago. I am so shocked with my score. I got a 600 (Q47,V27). But I am so amazed with the score above 650(Q49, V28). The sectional scores are so close to my score, yet, the total score has a 50 point difference :shock: Is it just because I didnt solve the questions in the begining correctly? :cry:
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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
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Even if you can skip it, I wouldn't. It would reflect negatively on you, and any real score increase you get would be discounted by the adcoms because you did it without taking the full test. You'd have an unfair advantage over those who did because you'd have less stress, mental fatigue, etc. I am quite sure it would not be wise.

And if you got a 6.0 the first time, it shouldn't be that hard to get it again.



that's a good discussion phelpsian. When I think that way, it is totally correct.
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Re: Do I need to retake the AWA part?? [#permalink]
hey, once in a while I make sense. :lol:
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