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06 Aug 2016, 22:49
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Hi! I am wondering if I need to retake GMAT, if I want to apply both part time and full time programs, in UCLA, Cornell, or MIT?
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06 Aug 2016, 22:58
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More background: East Asian, female, 30
Worked in a major oil company for 4 yrs, ranked as top tier performer consecutively; was promoted and selected to fill in a relatively senior role
Undergrad in home country, GPA 90/100, ranked #1 in department; majoring in pharmaceutical tech in a top 20 school
Grad school in US: 2 yrs in Chen Ph.D. Program at first, GPA3.8, published 2 papers as 2nd author; transferred to a top engineering program later due to interest change, GPA 4.0; published 2 papers as 1st author
Extracurricular: served as vice chair for 1 year in a diversity network in company; used to raise funding for poor people with AIDS back in home country; volunteered for multiple events in US, but nothing major
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Worked in a major oil company for 4 yrs, ranked as top tier performer consecutively; was promoted and selected to fill in a relatively senior role
Undergrad in home country, GPA 90/100, ranked #1 in department; majoring in pharmaceutical tech in a top 20 school
Grad school in US: 2 yrs in Chen Ph.D. Program at first, GPA3.8, published 2 papers as 2nd author; transferred to a top engineering program later due to interest change, GPA 4.0; published 2 papers as 1st author
Extracurricular: served as vice chair for 1 year in a diversity network in company; used to raise funding for poor people with AIDS back in home country; volunteered for multiple events in US, but nothing major
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07 Aug 2016, 12:16
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Also, I have green card, and don't need financial aid. Thanks!
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but if you think you could squeeze out 20-30 more points by increasing Verbal, that could help at Columbia, MIT and Chicago. Not necessary, but if you feel like giving it another shot and have time, go for it. 
