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20 Nov 2015, 10:28
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Hi,
I scored 250 in June 2015, 520 in August 2015. I just random clicked in the first exam and went to the second with about 2 hours total study time. I know I can score mid 600's if I studied moderately, and I can break the 700, or at least score a high 600, if I studied hard.
If you want to know why I did such and such, I was a super student that flushed his brains in the toilet seeking hedonic pleasures as a result of having the devil as my most trustful counsellor. Now I am planning to go down the sewers, do my time, and regain my "super" and make it "super+an experience with the devil".
I am trying to get to a decent MS Finance school, not a **** one, and not a super good one..
How would these two screwed up scores affect my applications, especially in schools that say that they only consider the highest score?
Would the effect be so bad that I should switch to studying the GRE? I prefer the GMAT since I like logic and hate vocabulary...
Or, would the effect be not bad at all that I should start working my ass off studying for the GMAT?
Cheers!
I scored 250 in June 2015, 520 in August 2015. I just random clicked in the first exam and went to the second with about 2 hours total study time. I know I can score mid 600's if I studied moderately, and I can break the 700, or at least score a high 600, if I studied hard.
If you want to know why I did such and such, I was a super student that flushed his brains in the toilet seeking hedonic pleasures as a result of having the devil as my most trustful counsellor. Now I am planning to go down the sewers, do my time, and regain my "super" and make it "super+an experience with the devil".
I am trying to get to a decent MS Finance school, not a **** one, and not a super good one..
How would these two screwed up scores affect my applications, especially in schools that say that they only consider the highest score?
Would the effect be so bad that I should switch to studying the GRE? I prefer the GMAT since I like logic and hate vocabulary...
Or, would the effect be not bad at all that I should start working my ass off studying for the GMAT?
Cheers!
20 Nov 2015, 12:07
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Hi zigzag91,
When you took those two Exams, you were given the opportunity to send your score results to 5 Schools. Did you select any Schools at that time?
As a general rule, Business Schools don't care how many times you take the GMAT (and with GMAC's new policies, you can cancel a score immediately after seeing it, if you choose), so you shouldn't have any problems applying.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
When you took those two Exams, you were given the opportunity to send your score results to 5 Schools. Did you select any Schools at that time?
As a general rule, Business Schools don't care how many times you take the GMAT (and with GMAC's new policies, you can cancel a score immediately after seeing it, if you choose), so you shouldn't have any problems applying.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
20 Nov 2015, 12:15
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zigzag91
I think you are fine with those... how were your practice tests? What scores did you get and were they vastly different?
