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Hey all,
I studied for the GMAT for about 4 months and scored a 740 on the GMAT (49 Quant, 41 Verbal, 8 Integrated Reasoning, and 6 AWA). My practice tests in order were 730, 750, 730, 780, 740, 750. Based on my practices scores, background, and target schools, do you all think I should retake the test again or work on improving other aspects of my application?
I appreciate the advice!
I studied for the GMAT for about 4 months and scored a 740 on the GMAT (49 Quant, 41 Verbal, 8 Integrated Reasoning, and 6 AWA). My practice tests in order were 730, 750, 730, 780, 740, 750. Based on my practices scores, background, and target schools, do you all think I should retake the test again or work on improving other aspects of my application?
I appreciate the advice!
14 Jun 2018, 18:09
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Hello drewjr28
Congratulations on that great score . Although my post is not answering your very question, but I could not refrained myself from acknowledging this great feet.These are the kind of scores that keep motivating many students like me.
I am sure the experts of the GC Community will answer your question.
Congratulations again on the great achievement.
Congratulations on that great score . Although my post is not answering your very question, but I could not refrained myself from acknowledging this great feet.These are the kind of scores that keep motivating many students like me.
I am sure the experts of the GC Community will answer your question.
Congratulations again on the great achievement.
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14 Jun 2018, 21:39
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Hey Drew,
My advice is to focus more on crafting your applications at this point. Your score is already within the range of many top schools, and the GMAT is only one part of the whole application package. Coming up with your story and packaging yourself as a good candidate for a program takes a lot of time, and you should take the time to do that.
Just my two cents.
Good luck!
My advice is to focus more on crafting your applications at this point. Your score is already within the range of many top schools, and the GMAT is only one part of the whole application package. Coming up with your story and packaging yourself as a good candidate for a program takes a lot of time, and you should take the time to do that.
Just my two cents.
Good luck!
