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27 year old - Indian Female.

BS computer science (3.88 GPA) SUNY

MS in Information technology (3.81 GPA) from Rensellaer.

5+ years working at a manufacturing firm as a Computer programmer/Analyst.

GMAT (680 Q44,V41).

My top 5 choices are- Harvard, Wharton, Stanford,NYU and Columbia.

Should i retake the GMAT? My Quant was lower than 80th percentile, in the 73 percentile.

What are my chances with these schools?

Thanks!

Linda- thank you very much for your response.

I think that if i retake the GMAT i can raise Quant. I have very strong recommendations from my manager and the CEO of the company. I am a programmer, but i do a lot of process improvement stuff in manufacturing, come up with ideas, am a self starter and have recommendations to back up my leadership at work. The company is established, however is relatively small (about 400 employees).

Do you think i should hold on for third round for a better GMAT score? Or maybe do third round for a couple of the schools?

I am applying to 8 schools- harvard, wharton, stanford, columbia, NYU, Cornell,Duke and UCLA.

Thanks again for your comments.
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You're so close and you have a lot of evidence of quant skills. I would go ahead and apply R2 with your current score. Perhaps apply to a couple of add'l schools R3 with an improved score, but for these schools go forward. You can always retake and reapply next year if you aren't accepted.

Good luck!