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15 Jul 2019, 06:51
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Hi Everyone,
Thank you in advance for any insight or responses provided. I took the GMAT recently, and received the following scores: Q47/V48 Overall 760. I am happy with the overall score and the verbal, but am a bit concerned about the quantitative as it is ranked at only 62%. I wanted to see if anyone had any insight into how the M7 more specifically Columbia, MIT, Stanford, Harvard and Wharton, will view my scores as the overall and verbal are both above the average, but the quant is below the median.
Additional background: received a 3.89 GPA in finance from a well respected public university known for accounting and finance. Worked in the accounting field for a few years.
Edited: Title for clarity as it is a question
Thank you in advance for any insight or responses provided. I took the GMAT recently, and received the following scores: Q47/V48 Overall 760. I am happy with the overall score and the verbal, but am a bit concerned about the quantitative as it is ranked at only 62%. I wanted to see if anyone had any insight into how the M7 more specifically Columbia, MIT, Stanford, Harvard and Wharton, will view my scores as the overall and verbal are both above the average, but the quant is below the median.
Additional background: received a 3.89 GPA in finance from a well respected public university known for accounting and finance. Worked in the accounting field for a few years.
Edited: Title for clarity as it is a question
15 Jul 2019, 10:08
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xprometheusx
Hi Everyone,
Thank you in advance for any insight or responses provided. I took the GMAT recently, and received the following scores: Q47/V48 Overall 760. I am happy with the overall score and the verbal, but am a bit concerned about the quantitative as it is ranked at only 62%. I wanted to see if anyone had any insight into how the M7 more specifically Columbia, MIT, Stanford, Harvard and Wharton, will view my scores as the overall and verbal are both above the average, but the quant is below the median.
Additional background: received a 3.89 GPA in finance from a well respected public university known for accounting and finance. Worked in the accounting field for a few years.
Edited: Title for clarity as it is a question
Thank you in advance for any insight or responses provided. I took the GMAT recently, and received the following scores: Q47/V48 Overall 760. I am happy with the overall score and the verbal, but am a bit concerned about the quantitative as it is ranked at only 62%. I wanted to see if anyone had any insight into how the M7 more specifically Columbia, MIT, Stanford, Harvard and Wharton, will view my scores as the overall and verbal are both above the average, but the quant is below the median.
Additional background: received a 3.89 GPA in finance from a well respected public university known for accounting and finance. Worked in the accounting field for a few years.
Edited: Title for clarity as it is a question
Hi, Congratulations on your great score, especially in Verbal. If you build your profile in a structured way with Good Essays, Strog recommadatios, and CV, your low Quant score might not be a obstacle. All the best your admission process.
15 Jul 2019, 10:52
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xprometheusx - I think you are fine. Q48 is good enough even for the most Quant intensive schools (read GSB Chicago). In addition, your finance background should dispell any concerns. Focus on excelling on your application(s).
-Rajat
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