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08 Oct 2011, 14:55
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Taking the GMAT once is rarely enough: most people are so nervous the first time that they can't get the best score they're capable of. You have a compelling application for Austin and strong personal and professional reasons why it is the right program for you, so there is obviously a chance they will accept this score. However, they may also waitlist you and wait for a better one. If you think you can relatively painlessly sit for the test again, I would. If you don't think you can do that, then it's worth a try.
08 Oct 2011, 17:02
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First off, thanks for taking the time to reply and give me advice. This is such a great resource! I've been bouncing off walls trying to figure out what I should do and now I have people with insight going out of their way to help out. Very cool.
I have rescheduled the test for next month and I'm working on writing killer essays. The offers to write reccos have been pouring in as well. This might all come together if I can pull off a better GMAT score.
Everyone is telling me it's silly to apply to only one program, but this is the thing that I want to do and the place I want to do it. Jumping out of a helicopter into the crazy ocean was sort of a credit/no-credit situation too.
Anyhow, thanks again.
Adam
I have rescheduled the test for next month and I'm working on writing killer essays. The offers to write reccos have been pouring in as well. This might all come together if I can pull off a better GMAT score.
Everyone is telling me it's silly to apply to only one program, but this is the thing that I want to do and the place I want to do it. Jumping out of a helicopter into the crazy ocean was sort of a credit/no-credit situation too.
Anyhow, thanks again.
Adam
