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04 May 2015, 17:13
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi Everyone,
First time posting though I've been reading the forums for a while. I'm wondering if I need to retake the GMAT to be competitive for a top 15 B-School.
My score:
42Q (51%) 44V (98%),
Total: 710 (92%)
The first time I took the test I got a 600 total, and on all my practice tests through Manhattan GMAT, my highest score was a 680.
Work Experience:
A number of internships at small-mid sized investment banks, and a year and a half working in advertising sales for one of the four broadcast networks. I was also a volunteer firefighter for six years.
Scholastic Experience:
Graduated from a top 20 university with a 3.4 GPA, and a 3.6 GPA in both my Major & Minor (History and Business, respectively).
I'm happy to give more information as necessary, but I'm wondering if I need to retake the GMAT to up my quant score if I want a shot at a top 15 B-School.
I've spoken with two B-School admissions advisors now, but based upon the reviews on this board, I'm a bit wary of their opinions.
Any advice is helpful!
First time posting though I've been reading the forums for a while. I'm wondering if I need to retake the GMAT to be competitive for a top 15 B-School.
My score:
42Q (51%) 44V (98%),
Total: 710 (92%)
The first time I took the test I got a 600 total, and on all my practice tests through Manhattan GMAT, my highest score was a 680.
Work Experience:
A number of internships at small-mid sized investment banks, and a year and a half working in advertising sales for one of the four broadcast networks. I was also a volunteer firefighter for six years.
Scholastic Experience:
Graduated from a top 20 university with a 3.4 GPA, and a 3.6 GPA in both my Major & Minor (History and Business, respectively).
I'm happy to give more information as necessary, but I'm wondering if I need to retake the GMAT to up my quant score if I want a shot at a top 15 B-School.
I've spoken with two B-School admissions advisors now, but based upon the reviews on this board, I'm a bit wary of their opinions.
Any advice is helpful!
05 May 2015, 04:32
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aharris91
If you are rooting for a career in financial services ( a continuation of the IB internships) or consulting, I would think you need to retake the GMAT. A bumped up score will also help in the recruitment process as you will be asked to furnish your GMAT score at that stage.
07 May 2015, 18:53
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I think that you should retake the GMAT. You still have time even if you are planning on applying this year in R1. Schools like to see you hit the 70% mark on the quant portion of the test. You'll need a better GMAT to really shoot for the schools you want and then again when you start recruiting for internships.
