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09 Mar 2006, 15:16
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My GMAT scores are 650 (V77%/Q70%).
I am looking at a FEMBA program at UCLA Anderson.
The shocker for me was that I got a 4.0 AWA. I am wondering if I should spend the money for a rescoring. Has anyone tried rescoring and have been successful. I hope to get at least a 5.0
Anyone heard of anybody skipping a whole 1.0 point higher or should I just give up and hope for the best?
Thanks for the advise in advance.
I am looking at a FEMBA program at UCLA Anderson.
The shocker for me was that I got a 4.0 AWA. I am wondering if I should spend the money for a rescoring. Has anyone tried rescoring and have been successful. I hope to get at least a 5.0
Anyone heard of anybody skipping a whole 1.0 point higher or should I just give up and hope for the best?
Thanks for the advise in advance.
09 Mar 2006, 18:43
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Have I heard wrong? I thought that application essays would better demonstrate your writing ability; I heard that a poor AWA might earn you a trip to a writing class, but should not otherwise distract you.
Fact or fiction?
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Fact or fiction?
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10 Mar 2006, 07:02
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I've always heard the same as JustMatt, and would focus more on getting your actual GMAT % higher rather than the AWA. Schools just do not seem focused on it. Take my score for instance, I got a measly 3.5 on AWA but a 730 (48Q, 42V) on the GMAT. It did not seem to hurt me in the slightest during my application process. I was offered a full-ride to the BU School of Management and it was never mentioned at my HBS interview a few weeks ago.
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