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Scholarships are tricky because there isn't a standard criteria (neither is there for admissions but it's at least more predictable.) So, the right answer to your question about the GMAT would be "as high of a score as possible."

Pragmatically speaking, try to clear a 730, so 20+ points over your current score. That should make you a more desirable candidate and give you a chance at some money.

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