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08 Jul 2018, 22:06
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Hi there!I happen to have an extremely low score of 480 as well and I should let you know I can't afford another GMAT financially, physically and emotionally so I've dropped the idea all together. I've actually looked at GRENOBLE and IESEG and both are pretty reputable and fine.
But since we're here let me ask you this, can I apply to SAI with a score of 480 and accept atleast 1 school to give me a chance or is there anyway I can send a GMAT waiver letter to schools like Audencia , Emlyon?
I am a MARKETING MANAGER and have 24 weeks of experience. I do have work related and academic related success stories. I have tons of extracurricular activities including workshops,internships and part of volunteer organisations. I've had leadership roles throughout my life including academics and sports ( in which i have won several awards in several sports)
So what am I supposed to do know?
But since we're here let me ask you this, can I apply to SAI with a score of 480 and accept atleast 1 school to give me a chance or is there anyway I can send a GMAT waiver letter to schools like Audencia , Emlyon?
I am a MARKETING MANAGER and have 24 weeks of experience. I do have work related and academic related success stories. I have tons of extracurricular activities including workshops,internships and part of volunteer organisations. I've had leadership roles throughout my life including academics and sports ( in which i have won several awards in several sports)
So what am I supposed to do know?
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11 Jul 2018, 19:38
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Hi there -
I'm sorry the GMAT has put you through the ringer. I know that's frustrating! However, we work only with the top 15 US schools and some of the larger European programs so unfortunately I can't be of much help on your exact search as I'm not familiar with the programs you are looking at. My one piece of advice is to most definitely call and speak with someone in admissions about your situation. I find that often they are more helpful than you think (I've seen a lot of my past clients get a true leg-up on the competition simply by speaking with admissions and getting their feedback before applying when the schools are willing to do that).
Best of luck!
I'm sorry the GMAT has put you through the ringer. I know that's frustrating! However, we work only with the top 15 US schools and some of the larger European programs so unfortunately I can't be of much help on your exact search as I'm not familiar with the programs you are looking at. My one piece of advice is to most definitely call and speak with someone in admissions about your situation. I find that often they are more helpful than you think (I've seen a lot of my past clients get a true leg-up on the competition simply by speaking with admissions and getting their feedback before applying when the schools are willing to do that).
Best of luck!
