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01 Oct 2010, 14:29
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Hi I just retook my GMAT and scored a 640 Q72% V66% and really don’t want to retake the GMAT again. I went to ASU and have a business gpa of 3.5 and avg of around 3.5. I have owned a marketing business for 4 years. Plan to use a consulting company and work hard on my essays. Do I need to retake the GMAT or should I be able to get in with a 640???
Anyone that could help me I would really appreciate it...
Anyone that could help me I would really appreciate it...
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Well the average is 700 at cornell, look at the 80% range, it is 100 % possible for you to get in and 100% possible to get denied.
Of course a GMAT closer to the average would increase your chances greatly, thats said Cornell is a fantastic school but relatively "easier" (take that with a grain of salt) to get into than elite schools, but not by that much. Your GPA can help mitigate a low GMAT and everyone here knows that taking the GMAT again sucks, but it may not be enough to wash away a GMAT score 60 points below the average.
That said anything is possible and if your experience and EC are stellar you have a good chance. Too many other factors come into play for anyone to really guarantee if you have a chance, even a consultant.
Either way just have a good range of schools to apply to and you should be in business school next year! Good Luck!
Of course a GMAT closer to the average would increase your chances greatly, thats said Cornell is a fantastic school but relatively "easier" (take that with a grain of salt) to get into than elite schools, but not by that much. Your GPA can help mitigate a low GMAT and everyone here knows that taking the GMAT again sucks, but it may not be enough to wash away a GMAT score 60 points below the average.
That said anything is possible and if your experience and EC are stellar you have a good chance. Too many other factors come into play for anyone to really guarantee if you have a chance, even a consultant.
Either way just have a good range of schools to apply to and you should be in business school next year! Good Luck!
