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hi im glad i came across this forum. This is my story. I majored in Economics with a business minor. At the time of graduation, I intended to work in ibanking however, the US economy was in a recession and there were no decent jobs especially in the financial industry. For the next 2 years, I decided to fullfill requirements in order to go to medical school. I changed my mind about med school and I am currently working for a small cap investment banking firm. It seems that if you leave the business world, you will have a hard time coming back. I decided to give the gmat a try. I have been studying on and off since june and I think that 1 more month of studying will do the trick. I am aiming for a 700+ however my score have not been up there and i have been known to choke. I would like to go to INSEAD but i dont know how practical that is yet. I hope we can all help each other out.
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Hi all, name's ryan from Trinidad, currently in Toronto Canada. I have a BComm in IT, and have been working fro a major canadian wireless company for the last 3 years. I looking at writing the GMAT on the 16th of November and am aiming at a score in the mid-600's.
So far this site has given me a whole lot of info. to sort through, now I have to make good use of it. Times running out!
So far this site has given me a whole lot of info. to sort through, now I have to make good use of it. Times running out!
18 Oct 2005, 09:29
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Dear Ryan,
You say that you want to take the GMAT in less than one month, but you do not say how you have prepared for the test. You should take the test only once, and take it only when you are ready to do well. All your scores will be sent to the universities to which you apply. None of the scores can be hidden! So first study well, then take various practice tests to see how well you will do, and then register for a testing date. Do not gauge your score by the GMAT Prep or by the Power Prep scores, as they seem to be seriously inflated. At GMAX, we have seen that the Upstart Raising scores seem to be fairly realistic. Study hard, the test is worth it. The GMAT score, if it is high, will allow you to apply to very serious MBA programs.
Good luck,
Leanna
Director, GMAX Online
https://www.gmaxonline.com
You say that you want to take the GMAT in less than one month, but you do not say how you have prepared for the test. You should take the test only once, and take it only when you are ready to do well. All your scores will be sent to the universities to which you apply. None of the scores can be hidden! So first study well, then take various practice tests to see how well you will do, and then register for a testing date. Do not gauge your score by the GMAT Prep or by the Power Prep scores, as they seem to be seriously inflated. At GMAX, we have seen that the Upstart Raising scores seem to be fairly realistic. Study hard, the test is worth it. The GMAT score, if it is high, will allow you to apply to very serious MBA programs.
Good luck,
Leanna
Director, GMAX Online
https://www.gmaxonline.com
