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30 Jan 2024, 11:35
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I am writing this post to seek some guidance and assistance.
I have taken the GMAT twice (GMAT 1: 520 & GMAT 2: 580) and the GRE once: 305.
After a year of consideration, I am now contemplating applying to a business school with a GMAT score of 580, as it is my best out of the three attempts. In my search for admission consulting firms, I have come across several options such as Expert Global, MIM Essay, MBA Crystal Ball, Dream School Admit, and many more. I can't make any judgments about their services, but most of them seem to charge a hefty amount for assistance with only 4 or 5 schools. Therefore, I am leaning towards MIM Essay, which falls within my budget. If anyone has any reviews on this consultancy, I would greatly appreciate hearing them.
Additionally, I noticed that many B-school admission consultants have testimonials mainly from high scorers. If any of you have suggestions regarding a counselor who excels in consulting for scores in the range of 580 to 600, I would be grateful to consider your recommendations.
Thank you for your help.
I have taken the GMAT twice (GMAT 1: 520 & GMAT 2: 580) and the GRE once: 305.
After a year of consideration, I am now contemplating applying to a business school with a GMAT score of 580, as it is my best out of the three attempts. In my search for admission consulting firms, I have come across several options such as Expert Global, MIM Essay, MBA Crystal Ball, Dream School Admit, and many more. I can't make any judgments about their services, but most of them seem to charge a hefty amount for assistance with only 4 or 5 schools. Therefore, I am leaning towards MIM Essay, which falls within my budget. If anyone has any reviews on this consultancy, I would greatly appreciate hearing them.
Additionally, I noticed that many B-school admission consultants have testimonials mainly from high scorers. If any of you have suggestions regarding a counselor who excels in consulting for scores in the range of 580 to 600, I would be grateful to consider your recommendations.
Thank you for your help.
30 Jan 2024, 15:33
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YB114:
Full disclosure: we are an admissions consultant. We don't know your price range, but of course check out our website should it match your budget: https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
To answer your question, there are plenty of posts here that target candidates with score below 600. Keep in mind, the GMAT is only one component. While a sub-600 score definitely anchors you a bit to a certain echelon of school, you might be able to "punch above your weight" if you have a strong background otherwise. Also, knowing what you want to study, where you want to be (geographically), and what you want to do post-MBA are example of factors that matter in forming a school list.
Let us know if we can help,
Admissionado
Full disclosure: we are an admissions consultant. We don't know your price range, but of course check out our website should it match your budget: https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
To answer your question, there are plenty of posts here that target candidates with score below 600. Keep in mind, the GMAT is only one component. While a sub-600 score definitely anchors you a bit to a certain echelon of school, you might be able to "punch above your weight" if you have a strong background otherwise. Also, knowing what you want to study, where you want to be (geographically), and what you want to do post-MBA are example of factors that matter in forming a school list.
Let us know if we can help,
Admissionado
30 Jan 2024, 23:36
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