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Re: Do I need to retake GMAT for UCLA FEMBA [#permalink]
You will NOT be able to apply in round 3 if you've already applied in that year. You will have to re-apply the following year.

If you really think that you could improve your GMAT and the rest of your application significantly I would recommend that you apply round 3. I know this probably doesn't sound like good advice, but for part time programs the 3rd round is not nearly as competative as full time programs because part-time programs are generally less competative. It's definitely something to consider if you are dead set on going this year.

I would also recommend that you watch the videos along the right hand side of this website at anderson: https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/x19594.xml The admissions director has some really great advice. Good luck!
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Re: Do I need to retake GMAT for UCLA FEMBA [#permalink]
Thanks for the reply.

I guess I need to decide soon.
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Re: Do I need to retake GMAT for UCLA FEMBA [#permalink]
You may *actually* "reapply" for R3 - this really only happens if you apply R2 and get waitlisted. During that time into R3, if you have an improved score then you can use that for R3 - if that score is good enough then it may push you off the waitlist into admission. This is the only case where you can go from R2 to R3 - if you're on the waitlist.

Otherwise it's as GMATLA mentioned, you have to apply the following year.
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Re: Do I need to retake GMAT for UCLA FEMBA [#permalink]
Hi dddmba2012,

Im in the same situation as you were a couple of years back :)
I scored a disappointing 640 (Q44 V3) :( in GMAT awaiting AWA and IR - I think I did AWA pretty good, not sure about IR at this point
I have 4 years work experience in electrical engineering field.
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