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Hello experts,
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from India and have eight years of professional experience in the field, including managing my own clinic. I am now planning to pursue an MBA, specifically in Healthcare Management, at universities near Toronto.
I recently took the GMAT after six months of preparation and scored 575 on the Focus Edition. I have a GPA of 4.0 and a strong academic background in my higher secondary education. However, given my medical background, I haven't engaged with quantitative skills and data interpretation in several years.
I would appreciate your advice: Should I retake the GMAT to improve my score, or is it better to apply with my current score?
The schools I am considering include
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from India and have eight years of professional experience in the field, including managing my own clinic. I am now planning to pursue an MBA, specifically in Healthcare Management, at universities near Toronto.
I recently took the GMAT after six months of preparation and scored 575 on the Focus Edition. I have a GPA of 4.0 and a strong academic background in my higher secondary education. However, given my medical background, I haven't engaged with quantitative skills and data interpretation in several years.
I would appreciate your advice: Should I retake the GMAT to improve my score, or is it better to apply with my current score?
The schools I am considering include
- Rottman
- York
- DeGroote
Thank you!
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26 Sep 2024, 02:51
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