Hi
GMATMATH0000,
Thank you for your post. There is not a ton of information to go off of here, but my general guidance would be that as an applicant from a crowded and competitive demographic, you should consider whether your GMAT score is enough to stand out from the crowd. Warwick, for example, notes that "a well-balanced score (700+) may strengthen your application." This is even more pronounced when applying from the aforementioned applicant pool. On the MBA side of things, conventional wisdom is that you should target a GMAT score that is ~30 points above the average for whatever programs they're considering. There's far more to applications that "just scores," of course, so you should also consider how you can go about differentiating yourself in your essays and applications and such as well. I wish you the best of luck!
Best Regards,
Greg
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