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30 Jul 2007, 06:26
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I just took the test on Saturday. Yes, I feel like I could have done slightly better (there were a couple of verbal questions where as soon as I clicked "yes" to accept my answer I realized that I was wrong), but I think that this score will be perfectly acceptable to get into my target school (OSU Fisher College of Business).
I told my husband that if I got below a 600, I would be devestated. If I got above a 640, I would be ecstatic. So, basically I got a "meh" score, which was hard to describe to people! We went out after the test (and yes, I got drunk!) and when friends asked me how I did, I couldn't really say that I did great, or that I did bad. It was just "meh, I did alright".
Unlike most posters here, I knew that I would never break 700. Unfortunately, I thoroughly and completely suck at math. I feel like after studying for this test, I actually understand many concepts better than I ever have, but I also feel like this is pretty much as good as I'm ever going to be at it. Luckily, I do have good verbal skills. On the test I scored in the 52nd percentile in quant. and 90th percentile for verbal. Quite a gap, I know!
So, I'm just glad that it's over with, and I'm really hoping that I won't have to take it again. It was fabulous to not have to study yesterday and to just have a whole day to veg out. However, I kept feeling like there was something I ought to be doing and had to keep reminding myself that I didn't have to study!
I told my husband that if I got below a 600, I would be devestated. If I got above a 640, I would be ecstatic. So, basically I got a "meh" score, which was hard to describe to people! We went out after the test (and yes, I got drunk!) and when friends asked me how I did, I couldn't really say that I did great, or that I did bad. It was just "meh, I did alright".
Unlike most posters here, I knew that I would never break 700. Unfortunately, I thoroughly and completely suck at math. I feel like after studying for this test, I actually understand many concepts better than I ever have, but I also feel like this is pretty much as good as I'm ever going to be at it. Luckily, I do have good verbal skills. On the test I scored in the 52nd percentile in quant. and 90th percentile for verbal. Quite a gap, I know!
So, I'm just glad that it's over with, and I'm really hoping that I won't have to take it again. It was fabulous to not have to study yesterday and to just have a whole day to veg out. However, I kept feeling like there was something I ought to be doing and had to keep reminding myself that I didn't have to study!
30 Jul 2007, 06:30
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Congrats on both your score and your attitude ! 
Good Luck for your application ! :D
Last thing : "However, I kept feeling like there was something I ought to be doing and had to keep reminding myself that I didn't have to study!"... I got a similar feeling even 1 week after my GMAT day
... So I know how u feel here
Good Luck for your application ! :D
Last thing : "However, I kept feeling like there was something I ought to be doing and had to keep reminding myself that I didn't have to study!"... I got a similar feeling even 1 week after my GMAT day
... So I know how u feel here 
30 Jul 2007, 07:21
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Well done ish,
It feels good to get it over and done with doesn't it ?. Best of luck for the rest of the application process.
It feels good to get it over and done with doesn't it ?. Best of luck for the rest of the application process.
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