Hi
thomasdelange,
While naturally it varies from school to school, it is becoming less common to see students earn admission to top 10-20 schools with a GMAT score below 700.
When determining your target score, researching average scores is a great way to start. While those with a very strong profile, a unique background, or from an underrepresented applicant pool could gain admission with a below-average score, it is becoming less common to see large numbers of applicants with scores more than 20 to 30 points below average succeed.
In some cases, if you are applying from an overrepresented applicant pool, you may need to score 20 to 30 points above the average to even be on the same playing field as other applicants.
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Best,
Claire
thomasdelange
It is possible to apply for even the score is low? Thanks.