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06 Jul 2011, 15:19
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So I took the GMAT today after 1 1/2 months of studying out of the GMAT Review book, two practice tests, and bombed it, 460. I have never done well on standardized tests like the SAT, thus resulting in me having to transfer to Ohio State after my first year as a result even with a 92 GPA in High School. I later finished with a 3.7 GPA from Ohio State's business school. I am looking to get into 1) Case Western or 2) Cleveland State however my score isn't in the median 80% of Case Western by 10 points. There stats are as follows according to business week for their part time mba program"
Average GMAT: 578
Median GMAT: 590
Middle 80% GMAT:
From: 470
To: 680
Do you think its worth taking the test over again or could other things like my GPA, good references, etc. give me a realistic shot? Thoughts? Thanks!
Average GMAT: 578
Median GMAT: 590
Middle 80% GMAT:
From: 470
To: 680
Do you think its worth taking the test over again or could other things like my GPA, good references, etc. give me a realistic shot? Thoughts? Thanks!
06 Jul 2011, 16:19
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Just my opinion, but given that you are below the 20th percentile for their average GMAT score, I think it would be worth doing again after a revamped and more rigorous study program. Drop however much time and cash you need to get up into the 500s, I'd say. I'm sure with discipline and either a private tutor or class, you can get where you need to be.
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07 Jul 2011, 07:22
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The good news is people typically have success getting scores from 450+ to 550+.
Keep an error log. Considering taking a course.
Keep an error log. Considering taking a course.
