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02 Jul 2008, 08:42
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I finally crossed the 600 barrier on monday, however while applying at reputable schools will this be viewed as a positive indicator e.g someone who is persistent and really wants to achieve or otherwise. I'm remaining positive and would like to see it this way but I do need your feedback. I have 5 years of Information systems / development/analyst experience with a bachelor from Unversity of texas - 3.0 gpa.
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02 Jul 2008, 09:01
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I think 620 on the 3rd try will be fine. Most places seem to only look negatively if you take it more than 3 times. Are you going to apply to University of Texas ?
As a Sooner, I have a hard time giving you my best advice, but since we share the same goal of b-school, that'll be enough for me to look past your long horns
Best of luck in the app process.
As a Sooner, I have a hard time giving you my best advice, but since we share the same goal of b-school, that'll be enough for me to look past your long horns
Best of luck in the app process.
02 Jul 2008, 11:40
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I don't think it looks bad for you to try again after scoring low, especially since you showed a large improvement in the final test.
I do think it looks bad if you have a 720 and try 3 times just to increase your score to a 740, or have a 750 and retake just to get a 770.
(of course this is assuming you're not in the more competitive profiles for the GMAT - in those cases retaking to get a 720 to a 740/750 may make sense? I don't know)
I do think it looks bad if you have a 720 and try 3 times just to increase your score to a 740, or have a 750 and retake just to get a 770.
(of course this is assuming you're not in the more competitive profiles for the GMAT - in those cases retaking to get a 720 to a 740/750 may make sense? I don't know)
