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14 May 2008, 13:24
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As an adcom, I would prefer a 1x 730 over a "550 then 660 then 750."
wouldn't you? think about that.
wouldn't you? think about that.
20 May 2008, 06:33
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I agree Tarmac, it shows either that the person is intellectually gifted to score a 730 in one shot, or the person studied really hard over months, knew he was at the right level, and took it when he sees fit. Both positives.
On the other hand someone who first scores a 550 could be seen as someone that didn't care enough to study and just sat for the test without any preperation or understanding....actually thats the only reason for it. Because if you can score a 730 after a 550 then you obviously have the mental horsepower for it.
On the other hand someone who first scores a 550 could be seen as someone that didn't care enough to study and just sat for the test without any preperation or understanding....actually thats the only reason for it. Because if you can score a 730 after a 550 then you obviously have the mental horsepower for it.
