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27 Mar 2014, 09:38
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There is no downside. I asked them once over the phone about 3 weeks back, but all i got was - yes, we have started evaluating the waitlist, and that's that.
If nothing happens in another week, I will reach out to them again.
27 Mar 2014, 11:01
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Hi all,
I received an offer for Stern's Waitlist about a couple of days ago. I'm thinking how to strengthen my application. Any Advice?
Here's my profile: I'm 27, Italian, 3.4 GPA in the hardest school in Italy, 710 GMAT (Q48, V41), 107 Toefl (with just 22 in the Speaking part).
I have already written an e-mail to describe the recent changes in my career (promotion, new job position); I also used this e-mail to provide a better insight on my professional goals (I want to switch from Consulting to Finance), which were not well explained in my essays.
I was thinking about re-taking the GMAT, as I think I could improve the Quantitative Part (I did not really study for that). However I'd like to avoid to spend 300$, especially because there's a significan chance to get a lower score in the verbal part (since I'm not english mothertongue, the scores I usually got in the simulation had a range of 33-39).
Any suggestion?
I received an offer for Stern's Waitlist about a couple of days ago. I'm thinking how to strengthen my application. Any Advice?
Here's my profile: I'm 27, Italian, 3.4 GPA in the hardest school in Italy, 710 GMAT (Q48, V41), 107 Toefl (with just 22 in the Speaking part).
I have already written an e-mail to describe the recent changes in my career (promotion, new job position); I also used this e-mail to provide a better insight on my professional goals (I want to switch from Consulting to Finance), which were not well explained in my essays.
I was thinking about re-taking the GMAT, as I think I could improve the Quantitative Part (I did not really study for that). However I'd like to avoid to spend 300$, especially because there's a significan chance to get a lower score in the verbal part (since I'm not english mothertongue, the scores I usually got in the simulation had a range of 33-39).
Any suggestion?
27 Mar 2014, 14:37
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Lerio
I am not sure about this, and you might have to reach out to adcom to confirm. But I think if you improve your quant, they would consider your best quant from the 2 exams and the best 2 verbal from the 2 exams. Such rules vary across schools, but check with the adcom to be clear.
