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23 Aug 2016, 11:45
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Hi all.
I have High-Tech/Operation/Manufacturing Supply Chain professional background in a well-known company (~4yrs by matriculation), imagine fortune 50 (it might be 10)
And I have EE/CE bachelor & master degrees with ~3.5 for both. I'm considering 1) jumping to consulting in operations/manufacturing supply chain or 2) returning to high-tech but in a PM role
(FYI, I'm US domestic asian male applicant)
I took both GRE and GMAT.
I have GRE 331 (Q170-97% V161-88% AWA4), which is 750 accoring to ETS conversion tool, and GMAT 710 (Q51-98% V34-71% AWA5.5).
I'm considering applying to few top 10 and few top 15 this year. (Tuck, Cornell & Duke)
As I did NOT perform well on GMAT verbal as I would like to have (compared to GRE verbal), should I simply apply with GRE only? or Both?
Thanks in advance for the feedback(s)!
I have High-Tech/Operation/Manufacturing Supply Chain professional background in a well-known company (~4yrs by matriculation), imagine fortune 50 (it might be 10)
And I have EE/CE bachelor & master degrees with ~3.5 for both. I'm considering 1) jumping to consulting in operations/manufacturing supply chain or 2) returning to high-tech but in a PM role
(FYI, I'm US domestic asian male applicant)
I took both GRE and GMAT.
I have GRE 331 (Q170-97% V161-88% AWA4), which is 750 accoring to ETS conversion tool, and GMAT 710 (Q51-98% V34-71% AWA5.5).
I'm considering applying to few top 10 and few top 15 this year. (Tuck, Cornell & Duke)
As I did NOT perform well on GMAT verbal as I would like to have (compared to GRE verbal), should I simply apply with GRE only? or Both?
Thanks in advance for the feedback(s)!
23 Aug 2016, 12:21
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This is a little bit complex and I'd be really interested to hear my colleagues have say about it. Obviously you should put your best foot forward and I do think that including your GRE would be wise, if you feel that it would be difficult or impossible for you to increase the GMAT.
The GRE is not factored into rankings at this point because it is not published. If you really develop your application and do an excellent job on all aspects of that, the GRE can help, as it is a bit of a wild card. However this is something I've noticed is more helpful when working with underrepresented applicants that they want to get in the school, but don't want to drop the GMAT Average.
To get into Consulting, you need to have a GMAT score. So when you state that you want to get into Consulting, I'm curious about what the impact of the GRE might be when they know that you will need to have a GMAT to be recruitable for that. Sorry I can't be more helpful, hopefully at least this might help you understand some of the variables at play.
Farrell Dyan Hehn, MBA
Admissions Consultant & Verbal Strategist MBAPrepCoach.com
The GRE is not factored into rankings at this point because it is not published. If you really develop your application and do an excellent job on all aspects of that, the GRE can help, as it is a bit of a wild card. However this is something I've noticed is more helpful when working with underrepresented applicants that they want to get in the school, but don't want to drop the GMAT Average.
To get into Consulting, you need to have a GMAT score. So when you state that you want to get into Consulting, I'm curious about what the impact of the GRE might be when they know that you will need to have a GMAT to be recruitable for that. Sorry I can't be more helpful, hopefully at least this might help you understand some of the variables at play.
Farrell Dyan Hehn, MBA
Admissions Consultant & Verbal Strategist MBAPrepCoach.com
24 Aug 2016, 07:26
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A few additional thoughts on this zzhangho:
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
- We did some analysis on GRE Vs GMAT which is worth reading. All things considered, I would definitely recommend going ahead with the GRE score.
- Your other profile parameters however are not very clear. Not sure for instance about the brand of your educational pedigree? The other thing to delve deeper into is the exact nature of your work - currently not clear that either. At a very high level though, your strategy looks pretty decent and worth going forward with.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
