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11 May 2021, 20:48
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For reference, I had a 4.0 undergraduate GPA from the University of Georgia. I majored in Finance and Accounting. Went to do bulge bracket Investment Banking, and am now at a large hedge fund.
Target schools = Stanford and Harvard.
Will my low IR score be a red flag? Th two test takers beside me started on their essay sections right as I was starting IR, and it was difficult to focus with their keyboards clicking. Should I consider retaking in order to bring my IR up?
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Target schools = Stanford and Harvard.
Will my low IR score be a red flag? Th two test takers beside me started on their essay sections right as I was starting IR, and it was difficult to focus with their keyboards clicking. Should I consider retaking in order to bring my IR up?
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12 May 2021, 09:28
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The short answer is no.
If you think you can replicate your GMAT score (or at least come close to it) I would consider retaking the exam. Based on your profile, it sounds like you are a good test taker or at least a technically-oriented individual. Would you need to study or do any additional preparation? If no, then the only really costs are your time (to sit for the exam) and the cost of the exam itself. You also have nothing to lose in the sense that your current score is banked, so you can always fall back on it should the second exam not go as well. You are effectively just giving yourself optionality and/or upside.
That being said, if you did nothing and submitted an IR score of 4, I am sure you will be more than fine. The IR score is arguably one of the least important components of your overall application.
Feel free to reach out to us if you'd like to discuss your profile in more depth and potentially engage with us regarding admissions consulting services for this upcoming application season.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Kindly,
Admissionado
The short answer is no.
If you think you can replicate your GMAT score (or at least come close to it) I would consider retaking the exam. Based on your profile, it sounds like you are a good test taker or at least a technically-oriented individual. Would you need to study or do any additional preparation? If no, then the only really costs are your time (to sit for the exam) and the cost of the exam itself. You also have nothing to lose in the sense that your current score is banked, so you can always fall back on it should the second exam not go as well. You are effectively just giving yourself optionality and/or upside.
That being said, if you did nothing and submitted an IR score of 4, I am sure you will be more than fine. The IR score is arguably one of the least important components of your overall application.
Feel free to reach out to us if you'd like to discuss your profile in more depth and potentially engage with us regarding admissions consulting services for this upcoming application season.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Kindly,
Admissionado
