applicant1992
Dear GMAT Club members,
I am heading to an M7 school this fall and interested to recruit for Consulting (MBB specifically). I wanted to ask the forum members if 730 on GMAT (50Q) is fine?
I am considering retaking the GMAT if need be. Maybe do a quick crash course (but doubt if I will be able to hit 740+ in 14 days), it's been more than a year since I took the GMAT. Please advice.
bb,
MBAPrepCoach: Would be useful to get your feedback. Would be super helpful to also get insights from others on the forum.
On other aspects of the background, I am fairly confident and hopefully covered.
Hi
applicant1992As I already told on forum 730 is fine.
In that conditions described, you cannot hit 740+ in 14 days, since you studied for GMAT more than year ago,
however you don't need it anyways.
You are set.
Here are some cold facts.
You asked for M7, but here it is expanded list of top 10,
with highest average GMAT scores:
Stanford University (CA) 737
Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL) 732
Harvard University (MA) 731
University of Chicago (Booth) 730
University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) 730
Yale University (CT) 727
Columbia University (NY) 727
University of California—Berkeley (Haas) 725
Dartmouth College (Tuck) (NH) 722
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan) 722
https://www.usnews.com/education/best-g ... mat-scoresFurthermore, if you need more sources to corroborate the same story, esteemed Economist agrees with previously above stated :
https://gmat.economist.com/gmat-advice/ ... mat-scoresAgain, if you like more independent sources and want to make sure that is actually constant 5 year trend, that doesn't change much, picture will be posted below:
https://poetsandquants.com/2018/01/24/a ... -top-50/2/Do you believe me now ?
Do I need to present more research, that will tell exactly the same story over and over ?
Now, pay attention, gist of this scores is that people below that, or below your score are accepted all the time !Once you cross certain threshold (720-730), or lower, depending on school, it is not about GMAT anymore.
Speaking of which, you mention that your overall profile is great and you have really strong undergraduate GPA and most importantly you do not have any concern, besides GMAT.
There you go.
I am going to be first to congratulate you on future acceptance to M7, to school of your choice (keeping in mind all the facts) which will lead later to desired Consulting MBB !
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