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20 May 2014, 22:01
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So I took the gmats and lost track of time on the quant and didn't finish so ended up wit a 45 66th percentile and a 50v putting me at 750 overall was wondering if anyone had thoughts on if the low quant is going to ding me at top-5 schools esp finance focused ones (Wharton and booth). Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.:
20 May 2014, 22:06
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Wow. That's a high Verbal score. I rarely see that.
I don't think there is shame in retaking though having such an unusual split, you may be an attractive applicant in a sea of otherwise, "boring" Q49+
Here is one example: members/member-76523.html (Quant 41 at Booth) but she was a marketing person.
I would probably retake because it seems to be "easy" to improve your score based on your feedback and Quant is very competitive. Also if you are a finance person, it is almost a must to reclaim your honor ...
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21 May 2014, 06:36
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Tuck isn't one of your listed schools, but when I spoke to adcom they said they have a dotted-line cutoff at 70% for each section. It's not an absolute cut-off, but at least 70% is what they like to see. I would imagine the "finance schools" would have a similar or higher standard.
