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05 Feb 2007, 16:40
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I got a 710 (5.5 AWA) on my first try back in May 06. While this was a respectable score, I feel that it is not an accurate depiction of my Gmat abilities for these reasons:
1) I didn't feel so good physically, maybe psychosomatic.
2) I drank an energy drink during the 1st break that I was completely not used to. I couldn't think after that.
3) The scratch pad really messed me up.
4) I put too much effort into the AWA.
I felt that the above 4 factors cost me at least 20 pts. In addition to addressing these (bought a scratch pad), I've put in additional studying. I am thinking about purchasing the Challenges as well.
I really appreciate the existence of Gmatclub. It's too bad I didn't use it before my first attempt. I want to urge everyone to keep up the great work, and I will give you an update when I get my second score!
Will
1) I didn't feel so good physically, maybe psychosomatic.
2) I drank an energy drink during the 1st break that I was completely not used to. I couldn't think after that.
3) The scratch pad really messed me up.
4) I put too much effort into the AWA.
I felt that the above 4 factors cost me at least 20 pts. In addition to addressing these (bought a scratch pad), I've put in additional studying. I am thinking about purchasing the Challenges as well.
I really appreciate the existence of Gmatclub. It's too bad I didn't use it before my first attempt. I want to urge everyone to keep up the great work, and I will give you an update when I get my second score!
Will
05 Feb 2007, 17:56
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If it is enough for your target school, it is a waste of effort for you to improve on this score again. And you'll take the risk of even scoring the same or less, making it look not very good.
You should consider spending the effort and money elsewhere.
You should consider spending the effort and money elsewhere.
06 Feb 2007, 02:09
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What is your target school? Is a higher GMAT really necessary or you're going through with it again just to see that you can get a higher score?
The next time might be just the same, or even worse. But, if you're sure about this, then I wish all the best...
The next time might be just the same, or even worse. But, if you're sure about this, then I wish all the best...
