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So I just finished taking the GMAT and not really sure what I should do next?
I was a little late to the game in fully deciding that I want to go to business school in 2007 and thus didn't start preparing for the GMAT till around December 1st.
I scored a 640, 44q, 33v.
I was hoping for over a 650 as I scored a 670 and 680 on the two GMATPREP tests but did only score a on the PR test. There is definitely a lot I don't know and I made a progress in the past month and assume if I keep studying I will continue to improve.
The schools I'm looking at are UMD, Georgetown and George Washington which have median GMAT scores of around 655, 655 and 625 respectively.
I would like to have my applications in by Jan. 15th deadline (Feb. 9th for Georgetown) so if I don't retest, I really need to spend all of my time finishing up my essays and the apps.
Should I just apply now with my score as it is or should I wait till the last deadline and try to get my score over 680?
Thoughts? Thanks
I was a little late to the game in fully deciding that I want to go to business school in 2007 and thus didn't start preparing for the GMAT till around December 1st.
I scored a 640, 44q, 33v.
I was hoping for over a 650 as I scored a 670 and 680 on the two GMATPREP tests but did only score a on the PR test. There is definitely a lot I don't know and I made a progress in the past month and assume if I keep studying I will continue to improve.
The schools I'm looking at are UMD, Georgetown and George Washington which have median GMAT scores of around 655, 655 and 625 respectively.
I would like to have my applications in by Jan. 15th deadline (Feb. 9th for Georgetown) so if I don't retest, I really need to spend all of my time finishing up my essays and the apps.
Should I just apply now with my score as it is or should I wait till the last deadline and try to get my score over 680?
Thoughts? Thanks
26 Dec 2006, 12:48
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If you are not planning to apply to a "dream" school then I would say your 640 is sufficient. That is, if you have competitive stats otherwise. All in all, seeing how the deadlines for those schools are quickly approaching I would probably worry about getting the essay done as well as you can. Remember the GMAT is only part of your over all application.
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