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03 Oct 2007, 09:50
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Hi,
Last time when I took GMAT, I scored 4/6 = 30% on AWA (GMAT: 680 [V-31=62%, Q-50=95%].
I applied to Kellogg, Sloan, LBS. The feedback from all the schools was that I should improve my verbal score and AWA scores. My other credential were very competitive.
This time, I scored 4.5/6 = 49% on AWA (GMAT: 720 [V-38=84%, Q-50=95%].
Could I still be rejected just on the basis of my GMAT (specifically low AWA) score if I reapply to these schools?
I plan to apply to: Stanford, Wharton, Kellogg, Sloan, LBS, Insead, and IMD
Last time when I took GMAT, I scored 4/6 = 30% on AWA (GMAT: 680 [V-31=62%, Q-50=95%].
I applied to Kellogg, Sloan, LBS. The feedback from all the schools was that I should improve my verbal score and AWA scores. My other credential were very competitive.
This time, I scored 4.5/6 = 49% on AWA (GMAT: 720 [V-38=84%, Q-50=95%].
Could I still be rejected just on the basis of my GMAT (specifically low AWA) score if I reapply to these schools?
I plan to apply to: Stanford, Wharton, Kellogg, Sloan, LBS, Insead, and IMD
03 Oct 2007, 11:20
Kudos
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Your improved verbal puts you above the 80% and also above the 700 line. Your GMAT wont be a concern to them anymore like it was when you had a 62% verbal score...that would have raised questions about your english ability.
