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27 Oct 2019, 02:49
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Hi guys,
im just **** up my GMat test, and i am helpless what to do...
To my background:
Im a german student, with a completed internship prior to my studies and grades in the best sector, while skipping the first semester. Life was going good, grades were easy to obtain, so i figured after my semester abroad to take the gmat for a master of management in Mannheim. Long story short, i pushed myself like hell, doing nothing besides studying for the last 5 weeks (+ some light studying before that) and missed the gmat requirement of the university by 30 points (there needs to be said that the limit is only 600). I got consistent 650 in the official test exams, so i already saw myself at Mannheim...
I sadly wont have the time to redo the test with appropriate preparation, seeing that i am going to write my bachelor now and will have exams a month prior to the application deadline.
Maybe one of you has a idea, or some advice what to do?
It has become a dream of mine to do the MiM at Mannheim, so im currently really crushed and probably "forced" to do the masters in my hometown university, obviously without the prestigious status, and a much harder time to find a good job...
I appreciate your time and work here in the forum, without that i wouldn't have been able to even hit the 570.
Kind Regards
im just **** up my GMat test, and i am helpless what to do...
To my background:
Im a german student, with a completed internship prior to my studies and grades in the best sector, while skipping the first semester. Life was going good, grades were easy to obtain, so i figured after my semester abroad to take the gmat for a master of management in Mannheim. Long story short, i pushed myself like hell, doing nothing besides studying for the last 5 weeks (+ some light studying before that) and missed the gmat requirement of the university by 30 points (there needs to be said that the limit is only 600). I got consistent 650 in the official test exams, so i already saw myself at Mannheim...
I sadly wont have the time to redo the test with appropriate preparation, seeing that i am going to write my bachelor now and will have exams a month prior to the application deadline.
Maybe one of you has a idea, or some advice what to do?
It has become a dream of mine to do the MiM at Mannheim, so im currently really crushed and probably "forced" to do the masters in my hometown university, obviously without the prestigious status, and a much harder time to find a good job...
I appreciate your time and work here in the forum, without that i wouldn't have been able to even hit the 570.
Kind Regards
27 Oct 2019, 04:55
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Hi,
You are making a wrong decision in a hurry which you should avoid. Getting into a schools which you don't want will make you uninterested in the things related to it. You need to find a job or do the GMAT exam again. Chase for your dreams now when you have the time instead of regretting forever in your life. If you can score 570 ... you can also score 600 in quick time. DO NOT RUSH.
You are making a wrong decision in a hurry which you should avoid. Getting into a schools which you don't want will make you uninterested in the things related to it. You need to find a job or do the GMAT exam again. Chase for your dreams now when you have the time instead of regretting forever in your life. If you can score 570 ... you can also score 600 in quick time. DO NOT RUSH.
StressTest
Hi guys,
im just **** up my GMat test, and i am helpless what to do...
To my background:
Im a german student, with a completed internship prior to my studies and grades in the best sector, while skipping the first semester. Life was going good, grades were easy to obtain, so i figured after my semester abroad to take the gmat for a master of management in Mannheim. Long story short, i pushed myself like hell, doing nothing besides studying for the last 5 weeks (+ some light studying before that) and missed the gmat requirement of the university by 30 points (there needs to be said that the limit is only 600). I got consistent 650 in the official test exams, so i already saw myself at Mannheim...
I sadly wont have the time to redo the test with appropriate preparation, seeing that i am going to write my bachelor now and will have exams a month prior to the application deadline.
Maybe one of you has a idea, or some advice what to do?
It has become a dream of mine to do the MiM at Mannheim, so im currently really crushed and probably "forced" to do the masters in my hometown university, obviously without the prestigious status, and a much harder time to find a good job...
I appreciate your time and work here in the forum, without that i wouldn't have been able to even hit the 570.
Kind Regards
im just **** up my GMat test, and i am helpless what to do...
To my background:
Im a german student, with a completed internship prior to my studies and grades in the best sector, while skipping the first semester. Life was going good, grades were easy to obtain, so i figured after my semester abroad to take the gmat for a master of management in Mannheim. Long story short, i pushed myself like hell, doing nothing besides studying for the last 5 weeks (+ some light studying before that) and missed the gmat requirement of the university by 30 points (there needs to be said that the limit is only 600). I got consistent 650 in the official test exams, so i already saw myself at Mannheim...
I sadly wont have the time to redo the test with appropriate preparation, seeing that i am going to write my bachelor now and will have exams a month prior to the application deadline.
Maybe one of you has a idea, or some advice what to do?
It has become a dream of mine to do the MiM at Mannheim, so im currently really crushed and probably "forced" to do the masters in my hometown university, obviously without the prestigious status, and a much harder time to find a good job...
I appreciate your time and work here in the forum, without that i wouldn't have been able to even hit the 570.
Kind Regards
27 Oct 2019, 10:08
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StressTest
Hi guys,
im just **** up my GMat test, and i am helpless what to do...
To my background:
Im a german student, with a completed internship prior to my studies and grades in the best sector, while skipping the first semester. Life was going good, grades were easy to obtain, so i figured after my semester abroad to take the gmat for a master of management in Mannheim. Long story short, i pushed myself like hell, doing nothing besides studying for the last 5 weeks (+ some light studying before that) and missed the gmat requirement of the university by 30 points (there needs to be said that the limit is only 600). I got consistent 650 in the official test exams, so i already saw myself at Mannheim...
I sadly wont have the time to redo the test with appropriate preparation, seeing that i am going to write my bachelor now and will have exams a month prior to the application deadline.
Maybe one of you has a idea, or some advice what to do?
It has become a dream of mine to do the MiM at Mannheim, so im currently really crushed and probably "forced" to do the masters in my hometown university, obviously without the prestigious status, and a much harder time to find a good job...
I appreciate your time and work here in the forum, without that i wouldn't have been able to even hit the 570.
Kind Regards
im just **** up my GMat test, and i am helpless what to do...
To my background:
Im a german student, with a completed internship prior to my studies and grades in the best sector, while skipping the first semester. Life was going good, grades were easy to obtain, so i figured after my semester abroad to take the gmat for a master of management in Mannheim. Long story short, i pushed myself like hell, doing nothing besides studying for the last 5 weeks (+ some light studying before that) and missed the gmat requirement of the university by 30 points (there needs to be said that the limit is only 600). I got consistent 650 in the official test exams, so i already saw myself at Mannheim...
I sadly wont have the time to redo the test with appropriate preparation, seeing that i am going to write my bachelor now and will have exams a month prior to the application deadline.
Maybe one of you has a idea, or some advice what to do?
It has become a dream of mine to do the MiM at Mannheim, so im currently really crushed and probably "forced" to do the masters in my hometown university, obviously without the prestigious status, and a much harder time to find a good job...
I appreciate your time and work here in the forum, without that i wouldn't have been able to even hit the 570.
Kind Regards
Hi
I would suggest to take some time and give another shot at the GMAT. Identify your weak points and work on them. If required join an online course or classroom course, whichever suits you.
All the best and don't give up on your dream college.
