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20 Jun 2009, 17:50
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I scored a 700 (43q/41v) on my GMAT today. In my practice tests, my highest q was a 45, so I think I'm sort of at the ceiling in that area (of course this could probably change if I were willing to keep spending money buying new materials). I have B's in my 3 quant courses from H/Y/P/S undergrad, I have some exposure to quantitative work via my job but I'm not in a heavy quant field nor is it my intention to go into a quant field. At the risk of having a lower verbal score (41 was actually my best on my practice test), should I retake or just focus on addressing this "issue" in my essays and possibly take another quant course from a CC? (oh yea, I'm a female 
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PT 1: MGMAT 670 (45q/36v)
PT 2: GMATprep 650 (37q/41v)
PT 3: MGMAT 680 (42q/40v)
PT 4: GMATprep 610 (33q/33v)
(took this late at night after the gym and long day at work)
PT 5: MGMAT 620 (38q/36v) (same situation as above)
As you can see from my practice test, I pretty much got my max score from separate practice tests as my real score. I studies on my own and this was my first take.
)PT 1: MGMAT 670 (45q/36v)
PT 2: GMATprep 650 (37q/41v)
PT 3: MGMAT 680 (42q/40v)
PT 4: GMATprep 610 (33q/33v)
(took this late at night after the gym and long day at work)PT 5: MGMAT 620 (38q/36v)
(same situation as above)As you can see from my practice test, I pretty much got my max score from separate practice tests as my real score. I studies on my own and this was my first take.
20 Jun 2009, 18:27
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with a 700 on record, I'd just start hitting essays. You've hit the "hurdle" so your score won't be an issue. You also said you're female, so that will play into your favor. Great score. My advice is take the 700 and move on with your application process.
20 Jun 2009, 22:13
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My advice is go with the 700. But much would depend on what kind of workex you have and which schoold you are targeting..
