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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
28 Jan 2006, 21:59
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I have come a long way with the MBA journey. I have previously took the GMAT twice and both scored pathetically. I need advice on what I should do next. Here's my dilemma: I recently started a new job so I am working full-time and we are required to take a four week training class (which is not too flexible) and with pearson vue not having test dates on weekends, I pretty much can't take the GMAT for the entire month of Feb. After the 4 week training class, I have to go out of town for a week on a business trip. It's not confirmed, but I know I can't schedule for the test date until the end of March.
I am devastated because this will be my 3rd time taking the test and I have been very discourage due to the previous tries. I am not sure if I should even take the test for the 3rd time at the end of march, or should I take a few months off to clear my mind and study for the gmat again. I am a recent college graduate and this new job is a great opportunity for me and I want to give my all as much as I give my all for an MBA. My question is whether I should try for the 3rd time and if it doesn't work out, I take a break and study again, or should I not even tried the 3rd time yet and retake it some time in the near future?
I am devastated because this will be my 3rd time taking the test and I have been very discourage due to the previous tries. I am not sure if I should even take the test for the 3rd time at the end of march, or should I take a few months off to clear my mind and study for the gmat again. I am a recent college graduate and this new job is a great opportunity for me and I want to give my all as much as I give my all for an MBA. My question is whether I should try for the 3rd time and if it doesn't work out, I take a break and study again, or should I not even tried the 3rd time yet and retake it some time in the near future?
