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16 May 2003, 12:02
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I'm sure it is better to re-write the GMAT and get the best score as Schools say they only look at the latest score.
My Question is : What is better ?
1) Write 4 times : 450, 550, 600, 720
2) Write once and get 680
My Question is : What is better ?
1) Write 4 times : 450, 550, 600, 720
2) Write once and get 680
18 May 2003, 18:20
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I think they only see your three most recent scores (check the MBA.com site to verify this), and a 720 is more impressive than a 680, but both are great scores.
Rather odd question, though...are you planning on blowing off your prep for the first go around and just keep retaking? Kind of a waste of time. Best thing is to prep diligently and take the test when you're ready, but if you've already gone through 4 sittings, don't worry about it. Especially if you got a 720 on the last try. Most schools don't care how many times you take it.
Rather odd question, though...are you planning on blowing off your prep for the first go around and just keep retaking? Kind of a waste of time. Best thing is to prep diligently and take the test when you're ready, but if you've already gone through 4 sittings, don't worry about it. Especially if you got a 720 on the last try. Most schools don't care how many times you take it.
18 May 2003, 21:33
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I haven't written yet and plan to only write once.
My question was : Would schools still prefer the 720 even though it has taken the person 4 times ? over a one timer to get 680 ?
My question was : Would schools still prefer the 720 even though it has taken the person 4 times ? over a one timer to get 680 ?
