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That’s right, I am HAPPY with my score of 670. A lot of posts on this forum will make you think you’re inadequate without a 750+. I get test anxiety and have never done well on standardized tests so being in the 80th percentile for the gmat is a huge accomplishment. While my SAT and ACT were the lowest in the range of my peers in my undergrad business honors program, I excelled in the course work and projects. I accepted awhile ago that my strengths do not lie in standardized tests and that’s okay. Here are gmat scores that got into top MBA programs: 590 Harvard, 640 Kellogg, 620 Wharton, 680 MIT, 690 Haas, and 600 Booth. Hoping this post breaks up the “I got a 780- should I retake??” posts on this forum and reminds you that the gmat isn’t a determinant of your worth.
General housekeeping: I am a white female and took the gmat online (quant, verbal, IR, essay). Had a good overall experience except I didn’t get any breaks due to technology errors. Anytime I would click next it would double click. This didn’t cause issues during the actual testing portions because of the yes/no pop up box after each question but it unfortunately began and ended my break instantly. After drinking a Red Bull, 3 glasses of water, and a whole sprite during the first section, I was a bit uncomfortable going into IR and the essay. Regardless, I was happy with my experience and know a lot of people had it way worse when taking it online. Good luck!!
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General housekeeping: I am a white female and took the gmat online (quant, verbal, IR, essay). Had a good overall experience except I didn’t get any breaks due to technology errors. Anytime I would click next it would double click. This didn’t cause issues during the actual testing portions because of the yes/no pop up box after each question but it unfortunately began and ended my break instantly. After drinking a Red Bull, 3 glasses of water, and a whole sprite during the first section, I was a bit uncomfortable going into IR and the essay. Regardless, I was happy with my experience and know a lot of people had it way worse when taking it online. Good luck!!
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Congratulations gmatdy. Satisfaction is a blessing in life. Best of luck for the next phase of journey. 
27 Aug 2021, 16:20
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Hi gmatdy,
To start, a 670 IS a strong Score - and it could certainly be enough to get you into your first-choice School. Many GMATers get hung up on the idea that they 'must' have a GMAT Score that is above the Average of the Schools that they plan to apply to. If you understand what an Average actually is though, then you know that LOTS of people get into their first-choices Schools with GMAT Scores that are below the posted Average. Business Schools understand that many Applicants are not exceptional Standardized Test takers - which is why the application process includes so many pieces besides the GMAT Score component.
1) What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores?
2) What Schools are you planning to apply to and when are you planning to apply?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
To start, a 670 IS a strong Score - and it could certainly be enough to get you into your first-choice School. Many GMATers get hung up on the idea that they 'must' have a GMAT Score that is above the Average of the Schools that they plan to apply to. If you understand what an Average actually is though, then you know that LOTS of people get into their first-choices Schools with GMAT Scores that are below the posted Average. Business Schools understand that many Applicants are not exceptional Standardized Test takers - which is why the application process includes so many pieces besides the GMAT Score component.
1) What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores?
2) What Schools are you planning to apply to and when are you planning to apply?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
