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11 Mar 2018, 11:53
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Hello, I have this issue. If you get above a 700 in your gmat or high 600s buy your undergrad GPA was not so impressive how much of an effect would your GMAT help in the selection process to help you gain admission even possibly a scholarship. My preferred school is SMU in Dallas and their average GMAT is 664. Any advise will help, thank you.
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11 Mar 2018, 19:51
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The best way to balance out a low GPA is with a high GMAT. And for the sake of simplicity consider a high GMAT, one that exceeds the avg GMAT at your target school. So you have the right gameplan here
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Yes definitely they're looking for academic aptitude and ability to succeed. The GMAT is actually more important than your grades and so getting a strong GMAT that's well over the average of that school is a very good step to getting into the school and opening the chances for a scholarship. That said if your GMAT is abominably low, like less than a 2.5, I really don't know so much about how that will go. Probably a gray area for that school between 2 and 2.5 but I doubt you would get in with less than a 2.0.
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