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No, it will not, the school will focus on the best score you provide
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Thank you for the insight!

I took a GMAT Prep practice test after not studying for the GMAT for over a year and scored a 680.

Do you believe it is feasible for me to increase to a 730 over the next few months?

Thanks again!
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Hey Mike I do think it is possible I recently had a client improve his GMAT by 20 pts in a matter of 3 weeks studying about 3 hours a day. No two scenarios are the same but it is certainly possible especially if you put the time in. Good Luck!