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jokerav
Joined: 17 Jun 2012
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Concentration: General Management, Technology
Schools: Anderson '16 Marshall '15
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01 Dec 2012, 08:58
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Hi gmat experts.
I m about to start my preparation for gmat exam, i m from peru so english is not native.
I m almost 30 years old so i d like to know if i m over the average of age for preparing for gmat? Considering
That i ll take the exam when i ll be around 31, is that still a good age?
Regards
Jav
I m about to start my preparation for gmat exam, i m from peru so english is not native.
I m almost 30 years old so i d like to know if i m over the average of age for preparing for gmat? Considering
That i ll take the exam when i ll be around 31, is that still a good age?
Regards
Jav
jumsumtak
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02 Dec 2012, 04:32
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Age is never a factor for studying/learning.
There are many others who have taken the GMAT and were much older than you. you can start and do as good as others have.
good luck.
There are many others who have taken the GMAT and were much older than you. you can start and do as good as others have.
good luck.
03 Dec 2012, 01:02
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I am 31 and still preparing for the GMAT. I have already taken it twice. So, age can never be a factor to fulfill one's realistic dreams.
