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mhna
Joined: 16 Oct 2023
Last visit: 24 Jun 2025
Posts: 1
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Location: Brazil
Schools: HBS '27 Stanford '27 MIT '27 Wharton '27
GMAT Focus 1: 665 Q88 V82 DI79 
GPA: 3.4
26 Aug 2024, 18:42
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Hi guys,
I just got 104. Is it enough for gsb?
I know that they say that they accept any score above 100, but at the same time the lowest score for GSB class of 2024 was around 104.
Any thoughts? Tks!
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I just got 104. Is it enough for gsb?
I know that they say that they accept any score above 100, but at the same time the lowest score for GSB class of 2024 was around 104.
Any thoughts? Tks!
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27 Aug 2024, 11:59
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Hi there!
Congratulations on your score of 104! While it's true that GSB accepts scores above 100, it's important to consider the overall profile of applicants. Since the lowest score for the class of 2024 was around 104, your score is on the lower end of the range.
However, admissions decisions are based on a holistic review of your application, including your work experience, essays, recommendations, and interview performance. If you have strong components in those areas, you still have a chance.
Consider reaching out to current students or alumni for insights, and best of luck with your application!
Congratulations on your score of 104! While it's true that GSB accepts scores above 100, it's important to consider the overall profile of applicants. Since the lowest score for the class of 2024 was around 104, your score is on the lower end of the range.
However, admissions decisions are based on a holistic review of your application, including your work experience, essays, recommendations, and interview performance. If you have strong components in those areas, you still have a chance.
Consider reaching out to current students or alumni for insights, and best of luck with your application!
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