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13 Nov 2009, 13:26
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Hello, I am from Venezuela.
I've been scoring 600 to 680 on Gmatprep and other software. I took my Gmat test today and scored a horrible 500.
I sent the scores to all the schools(KELLOGG, WHARTON, HARVARD, ROSS AND TUCK)
I have already scheduled a new appointment. If I score better will the previous score be erased? Does anyone know if schools will consider a 500? How about if the will dismiss the previous score?
Please help...
Hopefully I'll do better, not sure what to do though since I went through all the books.
I've been working in the marketing field for the past five years. I work for two years at procter & gamble, revlon, and 2 years at Kelloggs company. will this combined with recos and the horrible 500 gmat score have a shot a being considered by the schools mentioned above?
Thanks in advance!
naty
I've been scoring 600 to 680 on Gmatprep and other software. I took my Gmat test today and scored a horrible 500.
I sent the scores to all the schools(KELLOGG, WHARTON, HARVARD, ROSS AND TUCK)
I have already scheduled a new appointment. If I score better will the previous score be erased? Does anyone know if schools will consider a 500? How about if the will dismiss the previous score?
Please help...
Hopefully I'll do better, not sure what to do though since I went through all the books.
I've been working in the marketing field for the past five years. I work for two years at procter & gamble, revlon, and 2 years at Kelloggs company. will this combined with recos and the horrible 500 gmat score have a shot a being considered by the schools mentioned above?
Thanks in advance!
naty
16 Nov 2009, 00:08
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hi,
if you work to improve your score, then the schools will only consider your highest score. just read through the forums and prepare a little better for your retake. if you improve your score, then getting a 500 the first time shouldn't hurt you (if anything, showing a very large improvement could be a sign of dedication on your part, which you could talk about in your essays. this would be a good thing rather than a bad thing)
if you work to improve your score, then the schools will only consider your highest score. just read through the forums and prepare a little better for your retake. if you improve your score, then getting a 500 the first time shouldn't hurt you (if anything, showing a very large improvement could be a sign of dedication on your part, which you could talk about in your essays. this would be a good thing rather than a bad thing)
16 Nov 2009, 00:47
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You can always re-take and do better. In that case, your lower score is not considered, so it is very safe to retake (the higher of the 2 is considered).
You can get started here: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
and here: should-i-retake-gmat-thread-retaking-gmat-strategies-83339.html
You can get started here: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
and here: should-i-retake-gmat-thread-retaking-gmat-strategies-83339.html
