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I believe not. Maximum score that business schools ask is 100, so you should be good either way...
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Probably no. In the US, most schools ask for 100 except Booth (104), HBS (109) so you would be fine with either 110 or 115.
In EU, I think the highest requirement is Said/Judge (110) so you'd fine with 110.
However, it also depends on your subscore if your 110 score consists of something like 30,30,30,20 then it might be a problem because some schools such as Johnson ask for 25+ on every section.
In EU, I think the highest requirement is Said/Judge (110) so you'd fine with 110.
However, it also depends on your subscore if your 110 score consists of something like 30,30,30,20 then it might be a problem because some schools such as Johnson ask for 25+ on every section.
